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Innovating Regenerative Agriculture through Farm to Hospital Multicapitalism
by Sean Esbjorn-Hargens
Over the last few months I’ve been collaborating with Carol Hays (The Collaborative Strategic Group), Erin Meyer (Basil’s Harvest) and Claudia Meglin (MetaIntegral) to get ready for our LAB at Transform next week. The lab is focused on “scaling regenerative agriculture in the heart of the Midwest.” Carol and Erin are both based in IllinoisRead more ...World Turned Upside Down
by TopicQuests
“We have it in our power to begin the world over again.” – Thomas Paine As Transform approaches, the pressing issue on our mind is how we can get the most out of this opportunity. As the conference webpage says, transformation take more than ideas – it demands action. We have written several posts aboutRead more ...Video: Regenerative Agriculture In The Heartland, A Farm To Institution Solution
by The TransformSeries
Feat: Carol Hays & Erin Meyer Climate Change. Diet-Related Chronic Disease. The food system is bankrupting our healthcare system. Basil’s Harvest and our partners invite you to become part of an incredible opportunity to change the way that we are growing, preparing, and delivering food into institutions and communities. Our collaborative team of passionate local,Read more ...New Dashboard Wants to Distinguish Heroes from Villains Based on Climate Action and CEO Pay Ratio
by The TransformSeries
While it may be difficult to fit sustainability into a Marvel comics’ narrative, we find ourselves at a moment where we desperately need to know which companies behave more like Captain America and which act more like Thanos. A new dashboard offers some help!Read more ...An Intention of Wants
by TopicQuests
“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” – Benjamin Franklin. In the last post we discussed why it was important to improve association to solve wicked problems. A social contract facilitates the structure of better associations and aligns preferences. But we must pay attention to how the members of a community negotiate with eachRead more ...