Regenesis
Ali Bin ShahidWelcome to Regenesis: Reviving Our Planet, a newsletter dedicated to regenerative climate care. I focus on translating transformative practices into quantifiable, actionable insights for effective climate repair.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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111: How Wind Turbines Shape More Than Just Energy: A Closer Look at Their Environmental Impact
In my last two posts, we’ve been diving into ocean exploration and the fascinating world of diatoms. That exploration continues, but today, I want to switch gears a bit. A dear friend of mine, Steve Boniwell, recently raised a question that...
#110: Episode 2: The Global Impact - From Microscopic to Macroscopic
In our last episode, we discovered how diatoms, despite their microscopic size, play an outsized role in our planet's carbon cycle and oxygen production. But their impact doesn't stop there. These tiny glass-housed algae influence global sy...
#109: Diatoms—Nature's Invisible Carbon Capturers
Diatoms Exploration - Episode 1
Coming Soon: Diatoms—Ocean's Tiny Climate Giants
Photo by Sarah A. Spaulding, PhD, Aquatic Ecologist Diatoms are algae that reflect the biotic condition of streams, lakes and estuaries. Diatoms are important indicator organisms because they are sensitive to natural and human impacts, and ...
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