Next post of my living literature review is out! This month we're diving into #ResilientFood - what could we eat if sunlight disappeared or our #ElectricalGrid collapsed? 🌍
This builds on the work at #ALLFED - Alliance to Feed the Earth in Disasters in general and on a great review by Juan B. García Martínez in particular. I explore how different foods could help sustain humanity during global catastrophes. From #seaweed to #SingleCellProtein, there are many options. The post also examines what we can learn from #OperationWarpSpeed about rapidly scaling critical technologies when we need them most. 🌱🔬
Want to learn more about feeding humanity during catastrophes? Check out the full post here: https://existentialcrunch.substack.com/p/resilient-foods

Had the great opportunity to talk about my #seaweed in #NuclearWinter work and the work of #ALLFED in general at @capas https://www.youtube.com/live/1SBjsdRJ27w

I am currently writing a paper about the potential of #seaweed as a resilient food in a #nuclearwinter in my position as researcher at #ALLFED. I have a great team of co-authors. However, we are missing a seaweed expert with whom we could discuss our assumptions. Anybody here interested in helping out or even co-authoring the paper?

Hi there, just making my first few steps on #Mastodon Seems like an interesting place. I am environmental scientist by trade. Did my PhD in #hydrology. After that I studied how the research focus of the #IPCC has shifted over time (https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/2022EF002876) and now look into food security at #ALLFED. In practice this means I am modelling #seaweed growth in nuclear winter. Looking forward to find out about the community here. #introduction