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DARPA-backed living bricks could reproduce, self-heal, and slurp CO2(slashgear.com)
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C nanotube film produces aerospace-grade composites with no need for autoclaves(phys.org)
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Revolutionary ‘Robotic Blacksmithing’ Technology Could Revive US Manufacturing(scitechdaily.com)
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by ph0rque 7y ago
(I meant carbon, not CO2)
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by ph0rque 7y ago
That's great to hear! My ambitions for https://edible.estate/ are to use the climate, weather, and plant data available to help guide the user and eventually provide auto-generated permaculture designs for a given plot
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by ph0rque 7y ago
Yes, there are lots of possibilities... but figuring out the business side of things has proven harder than I expected.
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by ph0rque 7y ago
Most of the CO2 is captured in soil. And there is a very good chance that such good soil will sprout other plants, continuing the carbon capture cycle. (In fact, dead trees in the forests are sometimes called tree nurseries.) So the effect
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by ph0rque 7y ago
Yes! I am hoping and planning to get my PDC (Permaculture Design Certificate) this year.
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Scientists Use Recycled Sewage Water to Grow 500-Acre Forest in the Desert(goodnewsnetwork.org)
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by ph0rque 7y ago
True, that could happen. But if these people are planting gardens and food forests to literally provide food for their families, the interests align to keep those trees growing (and replanting any that die off for any reason). That, along w
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by ph0rque 7y ago
> To people in general, what improvements are you making (not your country, but you personally)? Not something you've always done - what's your latest new eco-project, big or small? I had solar panels for five years; we're
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Declining Renewable Costs Drive Focus on Energy Storage(nrel.gov)
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Mycorrhizal fungi: all you need to know about the Internet of Plants(medium.com)
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New technique increases 3-D printing speed by 1k to 10k times(phys.org)
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If We Can Capture Carbon, There’s Plenty Capacity to Store It(scitechdaily.com)
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The New Carbon Economy(greenbiz.com)
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Breakthrough in battle against invasive plants(phys.org)
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Researchers develop a mass-producible, centimeter-scale metalens for VR, imaging(phys.org)
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The Itch Nobody Can Scratch(medium.com)
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China Isn’t the Soviet Union. Confusing the Two Is Dangerous(theatlantic.com)
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Glass from a 3-D Printer(phys.org)
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by ph0rque 7y ago
You can do it to the tune of $15/person/year: https://automicrofarm.com/blog/2019/03/solving-climate-chang...
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by ph0rque 7y ago
Or, buried wholesale as part of a Hügelkultur.
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San Francisco’s Quest to Make Landfills Obsolete(politico.com)
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by ph0rque 7y ago
I'm sorry, I didn't express myself clearly. If these sentences were shorter and pithier, they would qualify for the best starting sentences, since most of them are quite funny and/or intriguing. To win the first prize of th
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by ph0rque 7y ago
Thanks!
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by ph0rque 7y ago
The only thing that makes them bad is how most of them ramble on and on (IMHO). They should be limited in character count, perhaps to tweet-size?
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World’s Rich Are Rattled and Seeking Old-Fashioned Security(bloomberg.com)
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by ph0rque 7y ago
That is my vision for https://edible.estate , version 2 (version 1.0 should be done this year).
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Two of America's biggest coal plants closed this month(qz.com)
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