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Ocean farming could help feed the future
"3D" is already big on the East Coast, while Vancouver Island aims to catch up with kelp
Gavin MacRae
Offsetting your “flight shame”? Here’s what you need to know
With airplane pollution set to triple by mid-century, guilty flyers are scooping up carbon offsets – but not all offsets are created equal
Watershed Sentinel Staff
Mining sets its sights on the deep seabed
Dredging the ocean floor could supply cobalt for batteries – and threaten life on the abyssal plains
Gavin MacRae
A public, wired network for Salt Spring Island
Project aims to strengthen emergency services and bring connectivity under community control
Oona McOuat
Nature's own sustainable timber harvest rate
In the natural world, “consumptive” dynamics have been functioning for thousands or millions of years
Bruce Ellingsen
Deep Time
December 2019 | January 2020
What can be said, or even fully comprehended, about the moment on Earth we are living through? In this issue we seek a broader vision, gleaning current lessons from deep history (of humans and of the planet), and viewing time itself in fundamentally different ways – how can time become an ally?
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Renewable gas in BC: three green technologies and one huge white elephant