Johann Recordon
@bigbend.bsky.social
Strong sustainability specialist @UNIL, gastronomy enthusiast, advocate of less is more
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March 13, 2024 at 4:11 PM
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e/acc, decel, d/acc, etc. Any thoughts from the sustainability community? I feel like we need to weigh in on technological solutions and levels of risk of collapse. I’m thinking of the depth of rebound effects to be taken into account, for example.
December 19, 2023 at 4:40 PM
e/acc, decel, d/acc, etc. Any thoughts from the sustainability community? I feel like we need to weigh in on technological solutions and levels of risk of collapse. I’m thinking of the depth of rebound effects to be taken into account, for example.