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The radical who left Oxfam to fight for democracy: ‘Eight men have the same wealth as half the world. Where does this end?’
The radical who left Oxfam to fight for democracy: ‘Eight men have the same wealth as half the world. Where does this end?’
He carefully enunciates the fungal theory of change – that when “mushrooms” (consequential movements or individuals) spring up overnight, it’s because of a vast, invisible, underground network.
He carefully enunciates the fungal theory of change – that when “mushrooms” (consequential movements or individuals) spring up overnight, it’s because of a vast, invisible, underground network.
·theguardian.com·
The radical who left Oxfam to fight for democracy: ‘Eight men have the same wealth as half the world. Where does this end?’
Biochar
Biochar
·climate.mit.edu·
Biochar
How it Works - Soil Food Web
How it Works - Soil Food Web
This is the process by which beneficial microorganisms harvest nutrients from soil organic matter and also from the ‘parent material’. Rocks, pebbles, sand particles, silts and clays are all considered ‘parent material’. On a molecular level, they comprise crystalline structures that are not easily broken down. These structures contain atoms of iron, boron, phosphorus, calcium, potassium etc. Plants are not capable of directly accessing the nutrients in these structures.
·soilfoodweb.com·
How it Works - Soil Food Web