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A forest, for example can come close to having a resilient system. By gathering a multitude of plants and organisms, a forest forms an ecology which can work together to overcome crises. To give one example: the mycelium mushrooms which are connected to the roots of trees will, in case of drought for instance, tell the tree to develop its roots in a specific direction in order for it to find water. | A forest, for example can come close to having a resilient system. By gathering a multitude of plants and organisms, a forest forms an ecology which can work together to overcome crises. To give one example: the mycelium mushrooms which are connected to the roots of trees will, in case of drought for instance, tell the tree to develop its roots in a specific direction in order for it to find water. | ||
So how can a diet be environmentally resilient? | ===== <span style="font-weight:normal">So how can a diet be environmentally resilient?</span> ===== | ||
Environmentally resilient | Environmentally resilient | ||