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Honestly, I like desert starts when there's mountains involved. Tends to be gravel at the edges you can grow some crops in, especially taters.
Cannibalism is a primary food source and your best source of meat. Optimally you build underground and create several airlocks to maintain heat more easily.
If you are an underground meme you plant mushrooms and create biofuel this works great since it doesn't require lighting. Once you have biofuel the biofuel generators end up being a major source of heat. In that their passive heat production means you won't need heaters if you do a good ventilation system.
Those mushrooms are also food.
Tunnellers in any mountain zone have it easy, fungal gravel can also provide for fibercorn as a wood source (only needs regular light but is faster with a sunlamp) as well as nutrifungus which doesn't care for light but is very good for a source of food or chemfuel or light (fungus torches).
A sunlamp needs two solar panels and ideally a battery, cooling or heating can be provided by other power sources and with hydroponics will fully fix any food issues. Without hydroponics you will need enough soil to provide food but there is always some on all but sea ice.
Nutrifungus will be what saves your life if you have Ideology in a frozen biome. Dig a farm out in a mountain or hill side, make sure no light gets to your growing area, lay down that fungal gravel and grow some 'shrooms. Non-Tunnelers won't like it much, but they like it better than starving.
In both scenarios, getting hydroponics researched and set up will make everything much easier.
Cold biomes, same deal but you need to build a room, keep it warm and use sun lamps. Tundra has some soil to use like desert, ice sheet only has stony soil around hills like extreme desert. If you have ideology you can use nutrifungus here to make it really easy, no sunlamp required, and you can use geothermals or campfires to keep the room warm without power.
Nutrient paste is only "necessary" on sea ice.
Pretty sure G-pods from rituals is not a vanilla thing. Sounds pretty OP if a mod makes them THAT easy to get...
Sea ice however requires extremely specific playstyles to survive.