Designing to Heal
Explores what happens to communities that have suffered disasters and how planners and designers can give these communities the best possible chance of recovering.
Amazonians' black magic has multiple benefitsBiochar, similar to the charcoal used by Amazonian cultures to invigorate their crops, is receiving attention as a potential solution for sequestration of significant amounts of carbon. Employing it in agriculture may also increase crop production and reduce emissions of carbon dioxide and other potent greenhouse gases, such as nitrous oxide. So what is this stuff?
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Explores what happens to communities that have suffered disasters and how planners and designers can give these communities the best possible chance of recovering.