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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 59

 |  By Project Regeneration

In this issue

  • Peat bog restoration for biodiversity and carbon sequestration Scott Hanna
  • The First Indigenous Marine Stewardship Area in the U.S. Benjamin Felser
  • The innovators at the forefront of reimagined air conditioning Claire Krummenacher
  • Rewilding Indonesian palm oil plantations Juliana Birnbaum
  • Smart technology is helping farmers and land managers regenerate the world Courtney White

 

Issue 58

 |  By Project Regeneration

In this issue

  • Community fridges tackle both food insecurity and methane emissions Claire Krummenacher
  • Regeneration is Social Amy Boyer
  • Indigenous fire management to protect California's oak forests Benjamin Felser
  • Goats on the frontlines of wildfire prevention and invasive weed suppression Courtney White
  • Ecologists contemplate the potential of abandoned land for nature recovery George Biesmans
  • Forget the school bus, hop on the bike bus Juliana Birnbaum
  • Sustainable, biodegradable saris from banana fibers Rachel Martin
  • Protecting Japanese wildcats Jonathan Hawken

Issue 57

 |  By Project Regeneration

In this issue

  • Collaboration and ecological restoration are critical to solving the freshwater crisis Courtney White
  • Wind power returns to cargo ships Juliana Birnbaum
  • Pope issues urgent call for action in the run-up to COP28 George Beismans
  • Hempcrete gaining ground as carbon architecture Scott Hannan
  • A potential low-emissions alternative to palm and soybean oil Claire Krummenacher