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Biomimicry 3.8 - Finalists in Biomimicry Student Design Challenge Announced

The Biomimicry 3.8 Institute, which organized the third annual Biomimicry Student Design Challenge, announced that 12 teams from 7 countries have been named finalists in the competition.

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L'économie expliquée aux humains

Cet ouvrage, écrit par Emmanuel Delannoy de l'Institut Inspire, sort ce jeudi 17 novembre. Pour lire le communiqué de presse, cliquez ici.

Biomimétisme: le livre

L'édition française du livre pionnier de Janine Benyus est maintenant disponible à la vente !

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Small Food, Big Difference

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The Farm Next Door: Urban Agriculture, Biomimicry, Aquaponics, Why Worms are Priceless & How Will Allen Aims to Fix the World

Healthier food, better access for poor, landfill relief, reduced carbon footprint, off-the-shelf set up, replicable, scalable, jobs bonanza, includes fish; Can a “small food” paradigm succeed where Big Food has failed? A story of Will Allen, an agriculturalist in Wisconsin, USA, who is applying one of the basic lessons of ecosystems: circularity of cycles. In essence, in this agricultural ecosystem, each waste of one component becomes food for the next.

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