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we had to look to the Iroquois and their seven-generation planning, and not to corporate America,

Rainwater-holding cisterns are affordable when measured against the water-supply and storm-water-drain investments they make unnecessary.

management-intensive rotational grazing (MIRG)

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We spend $50 billion a year to guard sea lanes bringing oil from sources we would not need if the Reagan administration had not gutted light-vehicle efficiency standards in 1986.

A particularly exciting area of leapfrog improvements is the potential to replace high-temperature processes with gentler, cheaper ones based on biological models that often involve using actual microorganisms or enzymes.

This hidden carbon stock, often upward of 44 tons of carbon per acre, is at risk of mobilization into the air if insensitive farming practices defeat living systems’ tendency to fix carbon into soil biota.

For decades, environmental justice communities have been elucidating how businesses largely caused the four intertwined crises we face—climate, biodiversity, injustice, and democracy—and made a windfall doing it.

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