Design Thinking: Reframing for Success
A recent New York Times article on the personal and professional and personal applications of design thinking is after my own heart. The article also affirms […]
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Food of Love: Book Signing in February
Well, Happy New Year all! We’ve started the year off with some wonderful new developments in the pipeline for Alchemus Prime – we are building win-win strategic […]
Continue reading »Are We All Muslims?
The recent fiascos in social media channels about racism against Muslims is fascinating to observe. We have written in the past about the scientific basis for […]
Continue reading »Eat Animals: My New Book
Oh, the missing first word in that title: Don’t Think of a new X-Men character who enhances every meal into a plant-based meal. Then realize: that character is […]
Continue reading »Learning Leadership from Nature
My intrepid biomimicry instructors recently published an article in Inc. magazine about their experiences while teaching the Biomimicry Thinking for Social Innovation Immersion Workshop, which […]
Continue reading »Climate Change, Uncertainty & Behavior
I often think about uncertainty in the context of climate change, and am a proponent of the precautionary principle. Essentially,this is how it works: when you don’t […]
Continue reading »What Would Nature Do on Climate Change?
I’m honored to have written a guest post for Asking Nature, the Biomimicry Institute’s blog. The post is entitled, “Climate Change: What Would Nature Do?” […]
Continue reading »Badass Biomimicry Inventions
Biomimicry is the science (and art) of consciously emulating nature, and is one of the four pillars of the Alchemus Prime Diamond Model, which we […]
Continue reading »Connecting Behavior Change & Biodiversity
Time published an article about a new study on climate change and when I read it, I was dumbstruck by two points the article made: […]
Continue reading »Climate Scientists Have Feelings Too
Ozy’s Meghan Walsh has written an engaging article on how climate scientists cope with the stress of their work. She consulted Terry Root, my former […]
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