Regenerative Agriculture

A Climate Solution is in the Soil

With the worsening crises in public health, biodiversity, and global warming, the future can look bleak. Fortunately, there’s a solution: regenerative food, farming, and land use.

Regenerative agriculture, when scaled up and combined with reforestation and other regenerative land use practices, has the potential to generate a net decrease in atmospheric carbon. How? By allowing photosynthesis to do its job. Carbon drawn from the atmosphere by living plants helps build soil organic matter when in partnership with healthy soil microbiology. When soil organic matter is disturbed or destroyed, the carbon is released back into the atmosphere where it contributes to global warming. Regenerative farming practices help preserve and build soil organic matter and soil health, so the carbon drawn down through photosynthesis remains safely sequestered in the soil.

Video Library

Vandana Shiva: Why We Must Respect & Support Our Organic Farmers

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The Soil Story by Kiss the Ground

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How to Green the World’s Deserts and Reverse Climate Change

Soil Organic Carbon: Keystone to Sustainability in a Changing World

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Organic Agriculture Brings Peace in the Philippines

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Gunnar Rundgren: The Cost of Cheap Food

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Ecocity Presenter – Richard Register

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