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Humans: The Keystone Species

Neal Spackman

Neal Spackman on regenerative systems, soil, water, biodiversity, nature, food, climate, and civilization.

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The Washington Post is Recycling Borlaug's Defunct DDT Argument

In my initial post about sharing vs sparing and the emergence of the Green Revolution, I quoted Norm Borlaug from 1972, when he argued that making DDT illegal would lead to mass starvation. Here’s the summation from what Borlaug wrote:

DDT...

a month ago
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How Regenerative Systems Synthesize the Sharing vs Sparing Argument: "Marginal Lands"

In former posts I claimed that the sharing vs sparing argument is functionally obsolete because regenerative systems have the capacity to achieve the objectives of both. This means regenerative land use can increase food production efficien...

a month ago
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Thoughts From the Villars Institute

Two weeks ago I was privileged to attend the Villars Institute in Switzerland. This was a small conference with the theme of how to help humanity value nature more, and over the days we ran the gamut from policy to storytelling to markets &...

4 months ago
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Suffocating the Ocean

Every year, billions of tons of invisible pollution pour into our oceans from farms, cities, and fish farms across the globe. Nitrogen and phosphorus — two nutrients that power the world’s food supply — are quietly triggering one of the mos...

4 months ago
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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? ”

To sum up:

My articles on the mi...

a year ago
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