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Carlos Flores y Eli Shanks se embarcan en una aventura patrimonial, recorriendo las quintas de la zona norte de la capital de la Región de Los Ríos, buscando manzanas únicas. Muchas de ellas ya no existen en su Europa de origen, todo para conseguir una sidra de alta gama y elaborada gracias a la experiencia en el oficio de este joven norteamericano y las ganas de aportar a la comunidad de este arquitecto magallánico afincado en Los Ríos. Juntos y gracias a un proyecto apoyado por Corfo, consiguen un producto madurado durante un par de años hasta extraer sus mejores propiedades. Un paciente trabajo matizado con una mirada agroecológica, llamado a renovar la panorámica de esta bebida con sello sureño.

Desde Valdivia presenta “Aquí hay pescado”, plataforma de venta en línea para mejorar la distribución, calidad, precio y diversidad, de los productos marinos locales que llegan a casa. Un trabajo en busca escalar a nivel nacional, como parte de la transformación alimentaria que se cierne, poco a poco, a lo largo de Chile. Una conversación que se extiende, además, en los desafíos y dificultades para una buena nutrición basada en la despensa oceánica.

The Geoeconomics Podcast Episode 6: Gabriel Scheare, How can you build a community of entrepreneurs? 

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Fort Galt is a new real estate development that intends to begin with its first location in Chile before replicating itself worldwide. 

This podcast was produced by the Adrianople Group. The Adrianople Group is a business intelligence firm that specializes in economic zones, public private partnerships, infrastructure, and geoeconomics.

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Host Jason Sauer (PhD candidate, ASU) talks with researcher Heidy Correa (Master of Science, Universidad Austral de Chile) about a grassroots community organization in Valdivia, Chile, that was instrumental in the spread of a wetland conservation ethos across the city. Counter to the work that we often highlight in this podcast, this wetland conservation effort started with a single person and spread upward to academics and politicians through the dedication and hard work of this community, rather than starting with experts or specialists at the top and moving downward. We also talk about “natural heritage,” the importance of the “green commons,” and how “commoning” can be used to articulate and make legitimate the ways in which individuals and communities value their environment and identity.

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There are many ways to refer to nature in cities: urban green space, nature-based solutions, green infrastructure… But which name is best? Does it really even matter what names we used to describe urban nature? In this episode, Stephen Elser (@stephen_elser) interviews Dr. Dan Childers (director of @caplter) about some of the issues with various terms to describe urban nature, and a relatively new term that he prefers: urban ecological infrastructure. Then, we hear from Jason Sauer (@JasonRSauer) about a term he uses to describe his own study system: "heritage" wetlands. Learn how the words we use can change our research approaches and the perspectives that we adopt.

Find Dr. Childers' paper on urban ecological infrastructure here, and listen to his previous appearance on our show with a conversation about urban ecology here.

Listen the episode that Stephen and Jason made about Valdivia's urban wetlands here (y en español aquí).

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In this month's episode we sit down with Matt Smith, a PhD candidate at Florida International University, to talk about Hurricane Dorian and some of his research comparing urban wetlands in Portland, Oregon and Valdivia, Chile. He tells us about storm surges, sea level rise, and the comprehensive Miami-Dade County Hurricane Readiness Guide. Wetlands, as it turn out, are valuable infrastructure surrounding Miami for dealing with sea level rise and mitigating the effects of hurricanes. He also found through his research that urban wetlands in Valdivia and Portland had fairly similar nutrient dynamics. Matt contends that more cities ought to explicitly consider wetlands in their resiliency plans as key infrastructure solutions capable of improving water quality, mitigating floods, and more. 


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Tudo que você precisa saber para começar bem o seu dia você encontra nesta edição do programa, que fala sobre o julgamento inédito de um presidente da República por ministros do TSE. E ainda: superávit recorde da balança brasileira, atentado terrorista na Rússia, discussão sobre fim do imposto sindical, acidentes nas Marginais em SP e a possível chegada de Valdivia no Timão. Acompanhe!

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