分类目录归档：nature
We are stealing nature from our children.
Now, when I say this, I don't mean that we are destroying nature
that they will have wanted us to preserve,
although that is unfortunately also the case.
What
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I'm a relationship builder.
When you think of a relationship builder,
don't you just automatically think "architect?"
Probably not.
That's because mo
Ah, earth's oceans.
They are beautiful, inspiring, life-sustaining.
They are also, as you're probably quite aware, more or less screwed.
In the Seychelles, for example,
human activities and climate ch
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Riding a wave is like suddenly gaining speed
and gliding at the same time.
Like walking on water, like flying.
I think it's really about be
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(Birds chirping)
What you're hearing
is the sound of a native forest in Southern Europe.
The calm, tranquil feeling we all get is not a coinc
Meet Elizabeth Ann.
She's a black-footed ferret,
America's most endangered animal.
She was cloned using cells from a ferret that lived 33 years ago.
Elizabeth Ann is a new hope for the future of her s
I'm here to talk to you about the
economic invisibility of nature the bad
news is that mother nature's back office
isn't quite working yet so those
invoices don't get issued but we need to
do somethin
I thought I would talk a little bit
about how nature makes materials I
brought along with me an abalone shell
this abalone shell is a bio composite
material that's ninety eight percent by
mass calcium
You're facing a giant bowl
of energy packed Carbon Crunchies.
One spoonful. Two. Three.
Soon, you're powered up by the energy surge
that comes from your meal.
But how did that energy get into your bow
Testing, testing, one, two, three.
When your band is trying to perform, feedback is an annoying obstacle,
but in the grand orchestra of nature, feedback is not only beneficial,
it's what makes everyth