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A weekly offering of compelling and inspiring stories about the regeneration and restoration of life on Earth, solutions to the climate crisis curated and authored by writers and researchers at Project Regeneration. Our newsletter is named for the waggle dance, what honeybee scouts do to show the hive where to find the nectar. 

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Issue 3

 |  By Project Regeneration

In this issue

  • Florida regrowing seagrass meadows Amy Boyer
  • Selina Neirok Leem's TED Talk Claire Krummenacher
  • Greenwashing Carbon Onsets and Offsets Courtney White
  • Dust Repelling Solar Panels Emily Jensen
  • Schools strike for climate Juliana Birnbaum
  • Health risks of climate change Kavya Gopal
  • Regenerative Design and Architecture Milica Koscica
  • Mega-dams Paul Hawken
  • Mumbai sets a net zero timeline Robert Denney
  • What it takes to clean up carbon emissions Tim Treuer
Book Review

Regeneration Made Real

 |  By Sir Jonathon Porritt

Regeneration is the fundamental principle underlying every cell, breath, person, gender, culture, forest, grassland, ocean, and creature. The words “regeneration” and “regenerative" are being used more frequently and commonly now, which is a good thing. And yet, the term is also being used casually as an adjective to sell a product or bring credit to a company. Here Jonathan Porritt comments on Regeneration, Ending the climate crisis in one generation, and why the book upholds, expresses and encompasses the core meaning and promise that regeneration holds for the world. - Paul Hawken