Humans: The Keystone Species
Neal SpackmanNeal Spackman on regenerative systems, soil, water, biodiversity, nature, food, climate, and civilization.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | nealspackman.substack.com |
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Sharing vs Sparing: The Resolution (1)
I’ve been setting the table for this article for the last 6 months, laying out the context and challenges around the fundamental question: “How do we feed the world without destroying the planet? ”
Sharing vs Sparing: The Population Question
One of the looming subjects when it comes to the question of “feeding the world without destroying the planet” is population. It’s definitely among the most uncomfortable aspects of the discussion, as there are some tremendous examples of b...
Thoughts on Stanford's Climate Adaptation Kickoff
Since the end of last year I’ve had the opportunity to serve as a judge for Stanford’s Climate Adaptation Accelerator, which is hosted at the new Doerr’s School of Sustainability. Aside from giving me the opportunity to get back to Palo Alt...
Sharing vs Sparing: The key point everyone's missing with "Infinite growth on a finite planet"
Carrying Capacity is an ecological concept that has grown in importance over the last century, particularly as it relates to the sustainability of human populations. It refers to the maximum population size of a species that an environment ...
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