12 Sustainable Design Ideas from Nature - Janine Benyus @ TedTalks 2005


	12 Sustainable Design Ideas from Nature - Janine Benyus @ TedTalks 2005

Djiezes

6-22-2007 12:23 PM

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janine benyus, tedtalks, design, nature, biomimicry, biology, evolution, environment, green, technology

Djiezes says:

1. Self-Assembly
2. CO2 as a Feedstock
3. Solar Transformations
4. The Power of Shape
5. Quenching Thirst
6. Metals without Mining
7. Green Chemistry
8. Timed Degradation
9. Resilience and Healing
10. Sensing and Responding
11. Growing Fertility
12. Life Creates Conditions Conducive to Life

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6-28-2007 1:50 PM

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