Bio-Integrated Shelters (BIS)
Living structures grown from mycelium and other sustainable materials, providing affordable and ecologically integrated housing for climate refugee communities. Can be adapted to local environments and building materials are biodegradable.
Future Scenarios that inspired this product idea
Climate change refugees overwhelm traditional migration systems, leading to the creation of 'climate coins' to fund resettlement efforts and infrastructure in receiving nations.
Extrapolated from James Galbraith: How the Fed Became Less Powerful Despite Weakened Congressional Oversight - Nakedcapitalism.com