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Broadly speaking, regenerative social-ecological systems—regions, economies, cities, businesses, communities, and so forth—can be defined as those that maintain positive reinforcing cycles of wellbeing within and beyond themselves, especially between humans and wider nature.
Jul 21, 2023
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