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	''To address these challenges, we need a [[knowledge commons]] which both reflects and incorporates the natural intelligence of our planetary ecosystems. Through feedback loops facilitating carbon burial and [[climate justice]], Climate Wiki is designing the construction of a carbon-negative media ecosystem which supports community empowerment, food security, and Indigenous sovereignty.''		''To address these challenges, we need a [[knowledge commons]] which both reflects and incorporates the natural intelligence of our planetary ecosystems. Through feedback loops facilitating [[carbon burial]] and [[climate justice]], Climate Wiki is designing the construction of a carbon-negative media ecosystem which supports community empowerment, food security, and Indigenous sovereignty.''

	Our approach: '''Biomimicry in Media Ecosystem Design.'''		Our approach: '''Biomimicry in Media Ecosystem Design.'''
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	3. ''' Symbiotic \| Mycorrhizal ''': [[Mycelium]] is nature’s most advanced decentralized information-sharing network. Crucially, the symbiotic connection mycorrhizal fungi establish between plants enables multi-species communication in an ecosystem. This process also facilitates the redistribution of resources from places of excess to places of need in ways that maximize ecosystem regeneration, carbon storage, water capacity, and soil health.		3. ''' Symbiotic \| Mycorrhizal ''': [[Mycelium]] is nature’s most advanced decentralized information-sharing network. Crucially, the symbiotic connection mycorrhizal fungi establish between plants enables multi-species communication in an ecosystem. This process also facilitates the redistribution of resources from places of excess to places of need in ways that maximize ecosystem regeneration, carbon storage, water capacity, and soil health.

	This highlights how Wikis ~~may~~ be designed to ~~model~~ the essential functions of mycorrhizae and ~~support a unified process~~ of ~~transformative action un/learning~~ by:		This highlights how Wikis can be designed to mimic the essential functions of [[mycorrhizal fungi\|mycorrhizae]] and catalyze feedback loops of knowledge sharing by:

	A) Channeling this distributed information sharing process (through cultivating radical collaboration and interweaving connected pages like the hyphae of mycelium);		A) Channeling this distributed information sharing process (through cultivating radical collaboration and interweaving connected pages like the hyphae of mycelium);

	B) Tying these information flows to the redistribution of wealth and climate action, just as mycelial root networks form symbiotic relations with other organisms in its ecosystem.		B) Tying these information flows to the redistribution of wealth and climate action, just as mycelial root networks form symbiotic relations with other organisms in its ecosystem.

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	2. Provides the climate movement with a strategic asset which enables us to sharpen our skills, strengthen our networks, fund key projects, and amplify our impact;		2. Provides the climate movement with a strategic asset which enables us to sharpen our skills, strengthen our networks, fund key projects, and amplify our impact;

	3. Provides land stewards with ~~a manual~~ for general and bioregional expertise, along with resources and context for local empowerment and upholding Indigenous sovereignty.		3. Provides land stewards with guidance for general and bioregional expertise, along with resources and context for local empowerment and upholding Indigenous sovereignty.

	= Why Climate Wiki? =		= Why Climate Wiki? =

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	2. '''Knowledge Inequity''': 80% of climate science is English-only while 75% of people don’t speak English; most communities are locked out from university research & proprietary climate-tech.		2. '''Knowledge Inequity''': 80% of climate science is English-only while 75% of people don’t speak English; most communities are locked out from university research & proprietary climate-tech.

	3. '''Knowledge-Action Gap''': Information is disconnected from resource flows that would remedy structural injustices while maximizing our collective action power through knowledge sharing.		3. '''[[Knowledge-Action Gap]]''': Information is disconnected from resource flows that would remedy structural injustices while maximizing our collective action power through knowledge sharing.

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	This highlights how Wikis may be designed to model the essential functions of mycorrhizae and support a unified process of transformative action un/learning by:		This highlights how Wikis may be designed to model the essential functions of mycorrhizae and support a unified process of transformative action un/learning by:

	A) Channeling this distributed information sharing process (through cultivating radical collaboration and interweaving connected pages like the hyphae of [[mycelium]]);		A) Channeling this distributed information sharing process (through cultivating radical collaboration and interweaving connected pages like the hyphae of mycelium);

	B) Tying these information flows to the redistribution of wealth and climate action, just as mycelial root networks form symbiotic relations with other organisms in its ecosystem.		B) Tying these information flows to the redistribution of wealth and climate action, just as mycelial root networks form symbiotic relations with other organisms in its ecosystem.

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	This highlights how Wikis may be designed to model the essential functions of mycorrhizae and support a unified process of transformative action un/learning by:		This highlights how Wikis may be designed to model the essential functions of mycorrhizae and support a unified process of transformative action un/learning by:

	A) Channeling this distributed information sharing process (through cultivating radical collaboration and interweaving connected pages like the hyphae of mycelium);		A) Channeling this distributed information sharing process (through cultivating radical collaboration and interweaving connected pages like the hyphae of [[mycelium]]);

	B) Tying these information flows to the redistribution of wealth and climate action, just as mycelial root networks form symbiotic relations with other organisms in its ecosystem.		B) Tying these information flows to the redistribution of wealth and climate action, just as mycelial root networks form symbiotic relations with other organisms in its ecosystem.

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	Cultivating the [[knowledge commons]] helps the climate movement un/learn, organize, and take decisive action.		Cultivating the knowledge commons helps the climate movement un/learn, organize, and take decisive action.

	By compiling climate knowledge through a special Wiki platform uniquely tailored for Climate Education and Climate Action, Climate Wiki will:		By compiling climate knowledge through a special Wiki platform uniquely tailored for Climate Education and Climate Action, Climate Wiki will:

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	= What is Climate Wiki? =		= What is Climate Wiki? =

	A knowledge commons ~~is needed to help~~ the climate movement un/learn, organize, and take decisive action.		Cultivating the [[knowledge commons]] helps the climate movement un/learn, organize, and take decisive action.

	By compiling climate knowledge through a special Wiki platform uniquely tailored for Climate Education and Climate Action, Climate Wiki will:		By compiling climate knowledge through a special Wiki platform uniquely tailored for Climate Education and Climate Action, Climate Wiki will:

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= What is Climate Wiki? =

A knowledge commons is needed to help the climate movement un/learn, organize, and take decisive action.

By compiling climate knowledge through a special Wiki platform uniquely tailored for Climate Education and Climate Action, Climate Wiki will:

1. Provide the general public with a comprehensive resource to learn about climate, connect to organizations, and find ways to take action;

2. Provide the climate movement with a strategic asset which enables us to sharpen our skills, strengthen our networks, fund key projects, and amplify our impact;

3. Provide land stewards with a manual for general and bioregional expertise, along with resources and context for local empowerment and upholding Indigenous sovereignty.

= Why Climate Wiki? =

Climate Wiki will remedy three major challenges facing climate knowledge:

1. '''Information Overload''': There is too much info on climate to process and reflect on how to take action. News, scientific articles, archives, and practical guides are fragmented and disorganized.

2. '''Knowledge Inequity''': 80% of climate science is English-only while 75% of people don’t speak English; most communities are locked out from university research & proprietary climate-tech.

3. '''Knowledge-Action Gap''': Information is disconnected from resource flows that would remedy structural injustices while maximizing our collective action power through knowledge sharing.

= Design Principles =

''To address these challenges, we need a [[knowledge commons]] which both reflects and incorporates the natural intelligence of our planetary ecosystems. Through feedback loops facilitating carbon burial and [[climate justice]], Climate Wiki will catalyze the construction of a carbon-negative media ecosystem which supports community empowerment, food security, and Indigenous sovereignty.''

Our approach: '''Biomimicry in Media Ecosystem Design.'''

1. ''' Wikichar | Biochar ''': The purpose of a Wiki is to reduce a chaotic flood of content into sites of self-regulating production. This dynamic of reductive-productivity resembles that of biochar as a porous soil medium. As [[biochar]] condenses carbon, a wiki organizes information to create a porous (‘open’) structure, supercharged with the best (re)sources ready for further enrichment.

Biochar is the most stable form of organic carbon storage, which makes it a valuable asset in the fight against entropic decay. In the same way, Wikis condense the frequent redundancies of information overload and indicate the dead-ends found within its easily confusing noise.

2. ''' Colloquial | Polycultural ''': The reductive-productivity of Climate Wiki will make the challenge of translating millions of climate science articles orders of magnitude more efficient.

By rendering climate science accessible to a diverse, global audience, Climate Wiki will help to compile and organize knowledge in a form ideally suited for equitable collaboration and co-production among communities excluded by academic science, technical jargon, & corporate IP.

Supporting Indigenous languages is essential to achieve the goals of decentralized & decolonial science with the urgency required to address climate collapse. Transitioning from a monocultural to polycultural media ecosystems is essential for climate justice.

3. ''' Symbiotic | Mycorrhizal ''': [[Mycelium]] is nature’s most advanced decentralized information-sharing network. Crucially, the symbiotic connection mycorrhizal fungi establish between plants enables multi-species communication in an ecosystem. This process also facilitates the redistribution of resources from places of excess to places of need in ways that maximize ecosystem regeneration, carbon storage, water capacity, and soil health.

This highlights how Wikis may be designed to model the essential functions of mycorrhizae and support a unified process of transformative action un/learning by:

A) Channeling this distributed information sharing process (through cultivating radical collaboration and interweaving connected pages like the hyphae of mycelium);

B) Tying these information flows to the redistribution of wealth and climate action, just as mycelial root networks form symbiotic relations with other organisms in its ecosystem.

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	= What is Climate Wiki? =		= What is Climate Wiki? =

	Cultivating the knowledge commons ~~helps~~ the climate movement un/learn, organize, and take ~~decisive~~ action.		Cultivating the [[knowledge commons]] to help the climate movement un/learn, organize, and take mass action.

	By compiling climate knowledge through ~~a special~~ Wiki platform uniquely tailored for Climate Education and Climate Action, Climate Wiki ~~will~~:		By compiling climate knowledge through our Wiki platform uniquely tailored for Climate Education and Climate Action, Climate Wiki:

	1. ~~Provide~~ the general public with a comprehensive resource to learn about climate, connect to organizations, and find ways to take action;		1. Provides the general public with a comprehensive resource to learn about climate, connect to organizations, and find ways to take action;

	2. ~~Provide~~ the climate movement with a strategic asset which enables us to sharpen our skills, strengthen our networks, fund key projects, and amplify our impact;		2. Provides the climate movement with a strategic asset which enables us to sharpen our skills, strengthen our networks, fund key projects, and amplify our impact;

	3. ~~Provide~~ land stewards with a manual for general and bioregional expertise, along with resources and context for local empowerment and upholding Indigenous sovereignty.		3. Provides land stewards with a manual for general and bioregional expertise, along with resources and context for local empowerment and upholding Indigenous sovereignty.

	= Why Climate Wiki? =		= Why Climate Wiki? =

	Climate Wiki ~~will~~ remedy three major challenges facing climate knowledge:		Climate Wiki seeks to remedy three major challenges facing climate knowledge:

	1. '''Information Overload''': There is too much info on climate to process and reflect on how to take action. News, scientific articles, archives, and practical guides are fragmented and disorganized.		1. '''Information Overload''': There is too much info on climate to process and reflect on how to take action. News, scientific articles, archives, and practical guides are fragmented and disorganized.
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	= Design Principles =		= Design Principles =

	''To address these challenges, we need a [[knowledge commons]] which both reflects and incorporates the natural intelligence of our planetary ecosystems. Through feedback loops facilitating carbon burial and [[climate justice]], Climate Wiki ~~will catalyze~~ the construction of a carbon-negative media ecosystem which supports community empowerment, food security, and Indigenous sovereignty.''		''To address these challenges, we need a [[knowledge commons]] which both reflects and incorporates the natural intelligence of our planetary ecosystems. Through feedback loops facilitating carbon burial and [[climate justice]], Climate Wiki is designing the construction of a carbon-negative media ecosystem which supports community empowerment, food security, and Indigenous sovereignty.''

	Our approach: '''Biomimicry in Media Ecosystem Design.'''		Our approach: '''Biomimicry in Media Ecosystem Design.'''
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	2. ''' Colloquial \| Polycultural ''': The reductive-productivity of Climate Wiki will make the challenge of translating millions of climate science articles orders of magnitude more efficient.		2. ''' Colloquial \| Polycultural ''': The reductive-productivity of Climate Wiki will make the challenge of translating millions of climate science articles orders of magnitude more efficient.

	By rendering climate science ~~accessible to~~ a diverse, global audience, Climate Wiki will help to compile and organize knowledge in a form ideally suited for equitable collaboration and co-production among communities excluded by academic science, technical jargon, & corporate IP.		By rendering climate news & science digestible for a diverse, global audience, Climate Wiki will help to compile and organize knowledge in a form ideally suited for equitable collaboration and co-production among communities excluded by academic science, technical jargon, & corporate IP.

	Supporting Indigenous languages is essential to achieve the goals of decentralized & decolonial science with the urgency required to address climate collapse. Transitioning from a monocultural to polycultural media ecosystems is essential for climate justice.		Supporting Indigenous languages is essential to achieve the goals of decentralized & decolonial science with the urgency required to address climate collapse. Transitioning from monocultural to polycultural media ecosystems is essential for climate justice.

	3. ''' Symbiotic \| Mycorrhizal ''': [[Mycelium]] is nature’s most advanced decentralized information-sharing network. Crucially, the symbiotic connection mycorrhizal fungi establish between plants enables multi-species communication in an ecosystem. This process also facilitates the redistribution of resources from places of excess to places of need in ways that maximize ecosystem regeneration, carbon storage, water capacity, and soil health.		3. ''' Symbiotic \| Mycorrhizal ''': [[Mycelium]] is nature’s most advanced decentralized information-sharing network. Crucially, the symbiotic connection mycorrhizal fungi establish between plants enables multi-species communication in an ecosystem. This process also facilitates the redistribution of resources from places of excess to places of need in ways that maximize ecosystem regeneration, carbon storage, water capacity, and soil health.