Giorgio Osti is a rural and environmental sociologist at the University of Trieste, Italy.

• 1: Accumulation vs networking: The terms of the storage issue 1.1 Storage, an eclipsed issue1.2 Between storage and security1.3 Why storage is once again important1.4 Social analysis of storage2: The modularisation of food processing and consumption2.1 Food conservation, a broad and ambivalent matter2.2 Food security practices2.3 Healthy food: storage as preservation 2.4 Organisations no food waste2.5 Rituals of food storage2.6 Rationing and rationalising Chapter 3 – Water storage: a multidimensional task3.1 The long march toward water channelling 3.2 River banks, detention basins and floodable areas 3.3 The art of water saving and harvesting 3.4 The big task of small farm ponds 3.5 In between network and storage 4: Energy storage4.1 The issue 4.2 The legal, technological and social frames4.3 The Tartar Steppe of energy storage4.4 Power storage systems embedded in national policies4.5 Thermal energy. The Cinderella of storage 4.6 Conclusions5: Long-term life storage 5.1 Forms of biodiversity storage: natural parks, botanical gardens, seed banks5.2 Beyond land sparing and land sharing 5.3 The mutual exchanges of biodiversity and storage5.4 Mosaics of biodiversity 6: Multi-storey: the fortune of the grasshoppers and the ants

Giorgio Osti is a rural and environmental sociologist at the University of Trieste, Italy.

• 1: Accumulation vs networking: The terms of the storage issue 1.1 Storage, an eclipsed issue1.2 Between storage and security1.3 Why storage is once again important1.4 Social analysis of storage2: The modularisation of food processing and consumption2.1 Food conservation, a broad and ambivalent matter2.2 Food security practices2.3 Healthy food: storage as preservation 2.4 Organisations no food waste2.5 Rituals of food storage2.6 Rationing and rationalising Chapter 3 – Water storage: a multidimensional task3.1 The long march toward water channelling 3.2 River banks, detention basins and floodable areas 3.3 The art of water saving and harvesting 3.4 The big task of small farm ponds 3.5 In between network and storage 4: Energy storage4.1 The issue 4.2 The legal, technological and social frames4.3 The Tartar Steppe of energy storage4.4 Power storage systems embedded in national policies4.5 Thermal energy. The Cinderella of storage 4.6 Conclusions5: Long-term life storage 5.1 Forms of biodiversity storage: natural parks, botanical gardens, seed banks5.2 Beyond land sparing and land sharing 5.3 The mutual exchanges of biodiversity and storage5.4 Mosaics of biodiversity 6: Multi-storey: the fortune of the grasshoppers and the ants

Giorgio Osti is a rural and environmental sociologist at the University of Trieste, Italy.

• 1: Accumulation vs networking: The terms of the storage issue 1.1 Storage, an eclipsed issue1.2 Between storage and security1.3 Why storage is once again important1.4 Social analysis of storage2: The modularisation of food processing and consumption2.1 Food conservation, a broad and ambivalent matter2.2 Food security practices2.3 Healthy food: storage as preservation 2.4 Organisations no food waste2.5 Rituals of food storage2.6 Rationing and rationalising Chapter 3 – Water storage: a multidimensional task3.1 The long march toward water channelling 3.2 River banks, detention basins and floodable areas 3.3 The art of water saving and harvesting 3.4 The big task of small farm ponds 3.5 In between network and storage 4: Energy storage4.1 The issue 4.2 The legal, technological and social frames4.3 The Tartar Steppe of energy storage4.4 Power storage systems embedded in national policies4.5 Thermal energy. The Cinderella of storage 4.6 Conclusions5: Long-term life storage 5.1 Forms of biodiversity storage: natural parks, botanical gardens, seed banks5.2 Beyond land sparing and land sharing 5.3 The mutual exchanges of biodiversity and storage5.4 Mosaics of biodiversity 6: Multi-storey: the fortune of the grasshoppers and the ants