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- Retrofitting suburbia and adapting in situ are necessary. | - Retrofitting suburbia and adapting in situ are necessary. | ||
- It's recommended to start small and slow. | - It's recommended to start small and slow. | ||
- | ===== What Can I Do? ===== | + | What Can I Do? |
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- Share your excitement about your vegetable garden with colleagues and neighbors. | - Share your excitement about your vegetable garden with colleagues and neighbors. | ||
- Get to know your neighbors. | - Get to know your neighbors. | ||
- Start building community in your local area. | - Start building community in your local area. | ||
- | ===== Key Upcoming Themes: ===== | ||
The future is quickly approaching, | The future is quickly approaching, | ||
- | - Climate change | + | * Climate change |
- | - Overpopulation | + | |
- | - Species loss | + | |
- | - Resource depletion | + | |
- | - Financial crisis | + | |
- | - Social media | + | |
- | - Acidification of the oceans | + | |
- | - Topsoil erosion | + | |
Humanity faces multiple converging predicaments. The difference between a problem and a predicament is that problems have solutions, while predicaments have outcomes. | Humanity faces multiple converging predicaments. The difference between a problem and a predicament is that problems have solutions, while predicaments have outcomes. | ||
- | Source: FOSS Blog (2015) - "The Boundaries and Future of Solution Space." | + | Sourced from Nicole Foss's teachings: FOSS Blog (2015) - "The Boundaries and Future of Solution Space." |
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