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Friday, January 16, 2009 - Noa Rotkop
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Ask Nature is an open source project aiming to connect innovative minds with life's best ideas, and in the process, inspire technologies that create conditions conducive to life. After you get started with the Site Tutorial, you can ask questions such as "how would nature solve green building challenges?" or search for different phrases. You can check out What is Biomimicry?, get inspired by the section dubbed "Biology Organized By Challenge", or get involved by Contributing And Commenting.
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