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By Philippe RECLUS summary Sustainable agriculture on "Starship Earth" refers to farming practices designed to optimize the management of limited natural resources while balancing economic viability, social equity, and environmental health. This approach is increasingly…
By Philippe RECLUS summary The concept of Earth as a spaceship serves as a compelling metaphor for understanding the planet's intricate life support systems and the potentially catastrophic impacts of climate change on its survival.…
By Philippe RECLUS The exploration and exploitation of space resources is a burgeoning field that aims to address the impending depletion of Earth's natural resources by tapping into the vast potential of celestial bodies. As…
By Philippe RECLUS The concept of a healthy global population is intrinsically linked to the resilience of societies facing the myriad of crises that threaten life on spaceship Earth. Resilience, derived from the Latin word…
Spaceship Earth Revisited: The Co-Benefits of Overcoming Biological Extinction of Experience at the Level of Person, Place and Planet by Susan L. Prescott Professor | Paediatrics | Planetary Health, University of Western Australia Director | Nova Network for planetary health: Baltimore, USA Editor-in-Chief | Challenges Journal Basel,…
By Philippe Reclus Climate change poses a significant threat to global food security, impacting agricultural productivity and exacerbating existing vulnerabilities in food systems. As weather patterns become increasingly erratic, farmers face challenges such as droughts,…
By Philippe RECLUS The education of young humans plays a crucial role in addressing and repairing the present and future damages to our planet, often referred to as "Spaceship Earth." As the world faces escalating…
By Philippe RECLUS The concept of “spaceship Earth” metaphorically frames the planet as a delicate vessel navigating the vastness of space, emphasizing the urgency for humanity to unite to address global challenges. Popularized by visionaries…
By Philippe RECLUS War has a significant impact on ecosystems across spacecraft Earth, causing widespread environmental degradation that persists long after conflicts have ended. The destructive nature of military operations, such as the use of…
By Philippe RECLUS The self-regulating system of Spacecraft Earth is a complex interaction of interdependent components, namely the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere and biosphere, which collectively maintain the habitability and ecological balance of Spacecraft Earth. This…
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