Agroecology in a world where everything seems to be getting worse.
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episode 1: Climate Change & Modeling Complex Systems Theory
In this episode, we discuss climate change from a different perspective, and tie complex systems science into our understanding of economics and how that can frame up an egalitarian, decentralized proposal for resilient communities in the face of ecological catastrophe.
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https://poorprolesalmanac.substack.com/p/complex-systems-science-and-ecological-8d4
https://poorprolesalmanac.substack.com/p/complex-systems-science-and-ecological-b26
We reference the following folks and talks, as well as some basic science textbooks as well:
Tom Wessels, "How Nature Models Sustainability"
Murray Bookchin, "The ecology of Freedom"