Climate
An umbrella space mapping climate and sustainability — from the energy transition to regenerative land use — and the people, projects, and ideas driving it. Includes Miela Mayer's paleoclimate research on planktonic foraminifera.
An umbrella space mapping climate and sustainability — from the energy transition to regenerative land use — and the people, projects, and ideas driving it. Includes Miela Mayer's paleoclimate research on planktonic foraminifera.
Climate is the umbrella for Miela Mayer's climate and sustainability knowledge graph. It gathers the threads she works and thinks across: hardware-enabled climate solutions, regenerative agriculture and permaculture, enhanced weathering, the future of cities and their energy mix, the nuclear-energy debate, and intentional communities.
Miela's paleoclimate research — Analyzing Planktonic Foraminifera as a Proxy for Past Sea Surface Temperature: https://mielamayer.github.io/pdfs/foraminifera-poster.pdf
Its sub-areas each open into their own space — Permaculture, Cities & the Energy Mix, the Nuclear Energy Debate, and Intentional Communities — while broader frames like Free Market Ecology and paleoclimate research live here directly. The aim is a connected, browsable view of how physical climate solutions, economics, and community design fit together.
Seeded by Miela Mayer — please open and contribute. See her profile and other spaces at https://www.geobrowser.io/space/2860a4aaf536e49bc43095a3ff97bf6e/f29f719f47de445b80d385654cf88018
