A Crusade of Open Sharing and Going Organic in China
WorldChanging Team, 12 Jul 10
Looking back two and five years ago today on Worldchanging:
2008
The Outquisition
Alex Steffen recounts a conversation he had with Cory Doctorow in which they mused on the idea of an "Outquisition" - a crusade of open sharing of tools and ideas...
2005
Going Organic in China
Jamais Cascio reports that Chinese agriculture is one of the most heavily-dependent upon chemical fertilizers in the world, but this is starting to change...
Other recent "look backs":
July 7
July 8
July 9
Just a quick correction: it's "Jamais Cascio," not "James Cascio."
Posted by: Jamais Cascio on 12 Jul 10
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