42 - Regenerative agriculture

Its role for climate change solutions

A solution growing from the groun up 🧑‍🌾

Climate change will impact a lot of things. I guess that as of now this is clear.

Although sometimes in developed economies it is not clear where actually the food every citizen buys and eats, comes from.

In fact, food systems, which we deeply rely upon as source of today’s civilization, are themselves at high risk of disruption.

Soil fertility and erosion across the globle - Source UNEP

Soil fertility and erosion across the globle - Source UNEP

In this sense regenerative agriculture has emerged as a game-changing strategy that not only mitigates climate change but also restores ecosystems and improves food security. Unlike conventional farming, which depletes soil health and contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, regenerative practices focus on building soil fertility, sequestering carbon, and enhancing biodiversity.

Could this transformative approach be the key to sustainable farming and climate resilience? Well, keep reading below and you will know!

Schema of the principles of regenerative agriculture

Schema of the principles of regenerative agriculture

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