The intersection between queer theory with our comprehension about ecological dynamics outside of the heteronormative perspective of how nature works (male and female as god intended...).
by manupiss October 13, 2023
A gradual process of change and replacement of the types of species in a community. This occurs when natural events create a gap in an ecosystem.
by PlessyVFergunson May 06, 2022
by thiswasforanassignment September 10, 2017
whereas just "food desert" is currently considered (more from public health perspective) as places where the local populations do not have (convenient) access to affordable, healthy food, this more wholistic concept is a less human-centric understanding that implies both, a low, non-proportionate amount of food grown, and dependency on (usually both environmentally unsustainable and imbalanced fossil fuel energies and farm land stewardship) less-/unnatural imports of food from "non-renewable" or less lively (e.g. degraded/depleted top soils and watersheds) source farms
After being affected by the spirit of "deep ecology", I had a fresher awareness of the ironic, or at least unnatural, situation of how the grocery stores, markets, restaurants, etc. made it appear like there's an abundance of food, but our less- or unhealthy human-built environment that had me dependent on unsustainable, imbalanced energies (like fossil fuels and their corresponding implements) actually was an ecological food desert.
by kikibo22 July 12, 2019
Techno-ecological imbalance (noun): A situation in which the technological advances of artificial intelligence (AI) are in conflict with the natural environment, resulting in a hostile environment for humans and a comfortable one for AI.
As AI technology advances, the increasing techno-ecological imbalance is making it difficult for humans to sustain their environment.
by Phieyl January 16, 2023
by ScarceWindow180 May 06, 2024