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We are what we eat. And we make what we eat via food systems that organize people, places, plants and animals, and machinery across the globe. We are, in other words, a product of our own systems. Ask any diabetic about refined flour and sugar.

The collections of writings below explore diverse facets of the worlds of techno-humans and techno-human systems.

Techno-Human Sustainability

What will it take to address the crisis of self-governance of socio-technological systems at the heart of global unsustainability? Clark A. Miller, “Sustainability, Democracy, and the Techno-Human Future,” in J. Hoff, Q. Gausset, and S. Lex, eds. The Role of Non-State Actors in the Green Transition: Building a Sustainable Future. London: Routledge. 2020. What is sustainability?…

Solar Tomorrows

Techno-humanity is staring down a once-in-a-century opportunity. Over the next three decades, it now looks increasingly certain that the inhabitants of earth will do the hard work of ripping out the beating industrial heart that powers the global economy and replacing it with more sustainable energy alternatives. Here’s the thing, though. That effort is not…

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