Working from home, California style 😌
#biophilia #decor #homeoffice @ San Francisco, California instagram.com/p/CU-pl-Tvh8L/… – at San Francisco, CA
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stefano boeri's tree-centered kitchen unit exhibited at milan design week 2021
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Another reason to talk a walk today: 20% less anxiety and 40% fewer mood disorders. 🥾news.stanford.edu/2015/06/30…
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The amorphous shape of bird nests informed the design of this off-grid guesthouse in Namibia: at.dezeen.com/3gN7AKK
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“We believe that rewilding should not mean an absence of people, but instead the coexistence of people and nature. Therefore, repeopling is also part of the model, to involve people in land where people used to be."
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There is new life in the soil for every man. There is healing in the trees for tired minds and for our overburdened spirits, there is strength in the hills, if only we will lift up our eyes. Remember that nature is your great restorer.
~ Calvin Coolidge
~ Art by Jo Grundy
The #environment needs #circular #hardware.
Why France’s New Tech ‘Repairability Index’ Is a Big Deal - WIRED apple.news/AcXWLYniPSAyUZwwZ…
Choose an Effective COVID-19 Face Mask - Consume rReports consumerreports.org/personal…
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Beyond anything I could ever have expected. Thank you to all who supported our book 🙏
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If you haven't picked up a copy...👇
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The future is #bio
The biomaterial dress changes shape in response to different humidity and temperature levels, twisting and creasing as these conditions increase.
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"Environmental inputs could account for 20–25% of the variability in the microbiome" #microbiome #health #biomehack
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Imbalances in our bodies' microbial ecosystems are linked to an astonishing array of neurological and physical disorders including Parkinson’s disease, autism and diabetes. @kncukier talks to @gileadamit about the human microbiome on our "Babbage" podcast econ.st/3ahcmiL
“Bacteria are much smarter than we give them credit for. They have evolved with every single change we have thrown at them.” Dr Purnima Kumar talks to @kncukier about the link between the human microbiome and disease on our “Babbage” podcast @AAAS econ.st/3rY7FQP
