So I'm going to talk about some projects that have explored these ideas.

We're reasonably efficient in the industrial sectors.

I believe there are three really big changes we need to bring about.

And you hear the words scarce resources a lot when people talk about economics.

Could lead to more innovation.

Where do they get their water? Where do they get their shelter?

So returning to those big challenges that I mentioned at the beginning radical increases in resource efficiency, closing loops and a solar economy.

That was one of those turning points where I said, wow what am I doing here?

And economics is very interested in scarcity.

Resources.

And if you look at the species level, you saw about fish.

Growth of use will consume any energy or resources saved through conservation.

We had better utilize our natural resources.

Here. The Pirate Bay. And that's all.

Be fast.

That's inefficient.

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In order to restore the bond, we need to utilize regional resources.

Effective.

An analogue would be the growth of bacteria in a petri dish.

They are the happiest place.

So I asked the Minister over dinner,

Like its agriculture,

They're concerned about securing an adequate supply of water, they're trying to be really efficient with their water use, and they're concerned about how their water use affects the image of their brand.

So I think the Eden Project is a fairly good example of how ideas from biology can lead to radical increases in resource efficiency delivering the same function, but with a fraction of the resource input.

We only burn up a small amount of the uranium that's in there, we take it out and we stick it in a spent fuel pool.

It's less efficient.

And it can be done.

It's your resource it's not somebody else's.

Well, because there's a lot at stake.

He was involved in developing the ReadyRapid Deployment model for moving massive amounts of assets with minimum delays.

What happens is you have crossing over, and it's a surprisingly organized process.

And we've subsequently treated more than 600 dogs.

There's another problem.

There's a way to practice intelligently.

That country has natural resources.

Japan is poor in natural resources.

China is rich in natural resources.

Now let's go up to the Arctic Circle.

But we need to think broad scale. We need to think globally.

It was the government that made law function finally.

We have to look at the education of humans.

It has no vegetation.

It takes too much energy. It will cost too much.

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