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Intro
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What can be done
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Drylands
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Tipping points
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Interventions
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Plastic
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Metagenomics
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Work in progress
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What do we know
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What about the community
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Can you prove analytically
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Alternative scenario
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Real possibilities
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Field studies
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Tradeoffs
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Thank you
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Algae biofuels
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Economic markets vs ecosystems
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No role of stochasticity
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Metastable asymptotic state
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Bioengineering vs geoengineering
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Breeding vs genetic engineering
Description:
Explore the potential of bioengineering to address critical environmental challenges in this thought-provoking lecture by Ricard Solé from Universitat Pompeu Fabra Barcelona. Delve into innovative strategies for using synthetic biology to modify existing communities and ecosystems as a scalable approach to prevent ecological tipping points. Examine the complexities of intervening at multiple scales, from gene circuits to entire communities, and the need for new theoretical frameworks. Investigate potential applications for protecting drylands from desertification, tackling marine plastic pollution, and regulating carbon dioxide levels. Consider the implications, challenges, and ethical considerations of bioengineering approaches in ecosystem management and climate change mitigation.

Terraforming the Biosphere - Can Bioengineering Save Us?

Santa Fe Institute
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