PrintBiodiversity 'doomsday' vault
I saw this article on Yahoo today & thought it might be of interest to Serious Eats readers. it's good to know someone is planning for our food future.
http://green.yahoo.com/news/afp/20080224/sc_afp/norwayarcticenvironmentwarmingcrops.html
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5 Comments:
Sorry, that didn't link very well I'll try again:
http://green.yahoo.com/news/afp/20080224/sc_afp/norwayarcticenvironmentwarmingcrops.html
bisbee at 1:13PM on 02/25/08
Gee.
That's swell.
srhcb at 6:11PM on 02/25/08
I think it's cool. I'm a veggie gardener, so I'm a total seed nut, and I would love the opportunity to visit and see it in a few yeears.
ErikaWaz at 9:24AM on 02/26/08
I hope they get some seeds from a hot dog tree.
greenolivemedia at 6:21PM on 02/26/08
They should stockpile in some embryos of the major animals that we eat or use products from too.
wunami at 12:26AM on 02/28/08