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Anybody immersed in the world of sustainability has probably heard of biomimicry. Biomimicry is defined as the manufacture of products inspired by nature. It's a powerful design philosophy, but behind the idea of biomimicry is a riddle. There is an implicit recognition that our current manufacturing methods don't mimic nature. And that leaves a question, “What is behind our current approach to production?”
That’s a good question and one posed to me by a Chief Sustainability Officer in one of my executive education programs. “If we're not doing biomimicry, what are we doing?” she asked, a question that at first stumped me. I sat there scratching my chin, until I suddenly blurted out, “Geomimicry!”
At that moment I realized our entire industrial economy has been built upon geomimicry. Every time we chisel a brick, forge an iron beam, even distil a hydrocarbon, we're engaging in geomimicry.
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