Ante la propagación global del coronavirus, algunos profesionales están adoptando un enfoque de regreso a lo básico. Están probando remedios que ya conocemos que tienen baja toxicidad y cierta eficacia en otras cepas de influenza, para ver si podrían funcionar con el coronavirus.
In 2019, a United Nations report laid out a bitter truth: The current food system is fueling the destruction of Earth’s forests — and humanity must overhaul how we grow and ship food to stop climate breakdown.
From panic planting to cooperative gardens, farmers focused on equity and food justice know that ‘if you can feed yourself, you can free yourself.’
La acivista, filósofa y escritora india repasa en este exhaustivo artículo las causas y consecuencias de la explotación de la biodiversidad como responsable de las enfermedades. Llama a entender la salud de manera interconectada y cree que estamos ante un cambio de paradigma, de la era mecanicista e industrial a la era de una civilización basada en la conciencia planetaria.
Las tierras ricas en carbono, en bosques, turberas y humedales, pueden ahorrarle al planeta una catástrofe climática, a condición de que no se destruyan ni se degraden.
This was supposed to be the year that launched the Decade of Restoration, and that finally acknowledged nature-based solutions in climate negotiations. But COVID-19 had other plans. We must learn and adapt faster than ever, and the virus has lessons that apply to the global crises of biodiversity loss.
These days, paying to plant trees or investing in green projects as a way to balance out your carbon emissions is a pretty standard method of easing your environmental conscience. Known as carbon offsetting, the process has spawned a thriving business making billions of euros every year as companies trade carbon credits to reach climate change goals.
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Nicki: Es hora de convertir tu salud en un acto de rebelión. Hoy vamos a hablar de nutrición personalizada, flexibilidad metabólica, envejecimiento resiliente y vamos a responder a sus preguntas sobre dieta y estilo de vida. Este es el único programa con el atrevido objetivo de ayudar a un millón de personas a liberarse del sistema sanitario de enfermedad.… Read more here
According to researchers at Texas A&M University, led by Professor Richard Teague, even the moderately effective grazing systems put more carbon in the soil than the gases the cattle emit.
In addition to threatening millions of lives and the global economy, the COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated that human societies are capable of transforming themselves more or less overnight. In fact, there’s no better time than now to usher in systemic economic change.