Two new short courses on regenerative design — launching next week
Over the last couple of months we’ve been preparing two new online courses introducing regenerative design, and we’re almost ready to launch them. They’re practice-based introductions for engineers (and other humans) who want to understand the language around regenerative design and how to begin to start thinking regeneratively on projects. Next Tuesday these two new…
Leave things better than you found them
In Friday’s edition of the Glastonbury Free Press I saw a cartoon by Oliver Jeffers that simply said ‘leave things better than you found them’. Like yesterday’s ‘zero negative externalities’, it is another clear and sobering benchmark for our work.
Zero negative externalities
Bill Sharpe’s definition for a regenerative system is one that creates zero negative externalities. In other words, no harm done. The system makes things better. It is a sobering benchmark and a valuable tool to distinguish interventions which dance at the edges from those which tackle the heart of the issue.
Creativity training and teaching for engineers
