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In the OSE context, regenerative means an economic model that builds soil, uses renewable energy, and produces goods largely from local and recycled | In the OSE context, regenerative means an economic model that builds soil, uses renewable energy, and produces goods largely from local and recycled materials. Note that this does not necessarily mean low tech, as we include spaceships and microchips. | ||
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In the OSE context, regenerative means an economic model that builds soil, uses renewable energy, and produces goods largely from local and recycled materials. Note that this does not necessarily mean low tech, as we include spaceships and microchips.