Podcasts
560: Brazilian Agroforestry
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KMO talks with Danny Nemu about his efforts with an organization called RAIN, which stands for Regenerative Agroforestry Impact Network. They work to restore Brazilian landscapes which have been compromised by slash and burn methods which turn rain forest into short-lived agricultural patches which are soon depleted.
CRV367
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Come for the conclusion of the conversation with Dermot O'Connor and Bob Brown. Stay for the epic KMO rant.
559: A Cute Hoor
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KMO welcomes the Angry Animator, Dermot O'Connor, and Bob Brown, technologist and permaculturalist back to the C-Realm to follow up on KMO's recent conversation with Justin Ritchie about the documentary film, Planet of the Humans. Both Bob and Dermot agree that criticisms of the film have focused on trivial details and ignored the point that windmills and solar panels cannot power industrial civilization at our current level of consumption.
CRV 366
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The conversation from C-Realm Podcast 558 concludes here. The topic is still about China and COVID-19, but there's a lot of talk of Canada and the USA as well.
558: Sino-Sustainability
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KMO talks with Eric Boyd about China's performance during the the Covid-19 crisis as well as the long-term prospects for a CCP-controlled China in the near and intermediate-term future. Grist for the conversation mill came from Peter Zeihan's series of newsletter series, A Failure of Global Leadership.