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Waiter, There’s a Problem with My Paradigm!

08/05/2020

What a bowl of soup can teach us about saving the Amazon.

UMass Amherst Microbiologists Clarify Relationship Between Microbial Diversity and Soil Carbon Storage

07/29/2020

More diverse soils did perform better, but drought stress found to be a limiting factor.

Planet Watch: Regenerative Agriculture as One Answer to Planetary Crisis

07/28/2020

Regenerative agriculture is a more far-reaching, longer-term strategy that can feed and nurture humans (and their livestock) into the next millennium.

Should No-Till Farming Be Adopted by All to Help the Earth?

07/18/2020

Farmers around the world are looking for innovative methods to save water, reduce costs and produce higher yields. No-till farming is a popular practice to improve soil quality and reduce soil erosion.

Boost Biodiversity with Regenerative Agriculture

07/11/2020

Produce healthy food and manage pests naturally by focusing on soil health and promoting biodiversity

Investors Say Agroforestry Isn’t Just Climate Friendly — It’s Also Profitable

07/09/2020

Investments in agroforestry systems are growing along with the recognition that this model of farming is climate-friendly, environmentally sustainable, and profitable.

Applying Rock Dust to Croplands Could Absorb up to 2 Billion Tonnes of CO2 from the Atmosphere, Research Shows

07/09/2020

Major new study shows adding rock dust to farmland could…

Seeds of Change in Times of Crisis

07/07/2020

In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, many organizations in the U.S. and Latin America that save, produce and sell seeds have seen a significant increase in the demand for native seeds. This new interest in seeds comes with great opportunities, but also some challenges.

Living Off the Fat of the Land—Not the Fat of the Lab

07/07/2020

An ecosystem that is operating optimally results in an abundance, which is true wealth. This abundance occurs only when the carbon cycle, water cycle, mineral cycle, energy cycle, microbial cycle, and all of the myriad of other cycles are operating properly.

Perspectives from Chad, Africa: COVID-19, Climate Change and Indigenous Knowledge

07/03/2020

REPUBLIC OF CHAD, Africa - While COVID-19 has forced most of…

What Kelp Forests Can Do for the Climate

07/03/2020

Cultivating algae empowers coastal communities while storing CO2 deep underwater

‘Carbon Farming’ Could Make US Agriculture Truly Green

06/24/2020

Today a Senate committee will hear about a bill that would help farmers adopt practices to release less carbon from the soil, reducing planetary warming.

Regenerative Products Just Might Save the Planet – and the Economy

06/12/2020

Business ventures that go beyond emissions reductions to actually remove existing carbon and other pollutants from the environment could be good for both the planet and profits.

Carbon Cowboys Versus CAFOs

06/09/2020

The system created to serve concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) has cracked during the pandemic, putting U.S. food supplies in jeopardy. “Carbon cowboys” — those who have embraced an alternative method of food production that works with nature instead of against it — not only are surviving the upheaval but thriving, all while providing nutritious food to their communities

“I Can’t Breathe,” Says Africa

06/08/2020

The knee on George Floyd’s neck is the same knee that is on our neck. It is the same knee that justified colonialism on Africa. It is the same knee that sees Africa not for what it has, but for what it’s lacking. Those who are putting their knee on our neck look at us as stupid, uncivilized, barbaric, clueless and disease ridden, to be controlled and directed by the all-knowing and powerful human race.