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Biomimicry Biomimicry is the process of using natural biosystems as mentors, models and measures for human inventions. Janine M. Benyus, Biomimicry (Quill, 1997)
A natural biosystem: Runs on current sunlight Uses only the energy it needs Fits form to function Recycles everything Rewards cooperation Banks on diversity Curbs excesses from within Taps the power of limits Learns from its context Provides for future generations Buy Biomimicry from an independent bookstore in your neighborhood and support the local economy. Buy Biomimicry from Amazon.com Return to Natural Capitalism |