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Category Archives: Soil Health Science
Your Brain & Climate Change or Thinking about Exponential Thinking
A short video to explain why we can’t see or register the impact of climate change. Our brains are not wired to understand exponential change.
Famine, Victory Gardens and Resiliency
Worried about famine? Plant a Resilience Garden,. In WWII, Victory Gardens produced 40% of the fresh fruits and veggies
Soil, Carbon, Food & Regen Ag
Elizabeth Pearce, founder of SymSoil, describes the goal of Regen Iowa and the science behind SymSoil. Our goal is to convert 1 million acres from conventional to regenerative farming.
RegenAg and Fighting Desertification
China is the leader in reducing desertification through the same techniques as regenerative agriculture
Increasing Microbial Biomass is the Key to Sequestering Carbon in Soil
Converting to regenerative practices would increase the soil carbon by 80 million metric tons, which is 50 times the amount of CO2 emitted per year in the U.S.
New Tools for Measuring Soil Health and Water Retention
Soil that has a healthy microbiome is rich in carbon acts like a sponge both for sequestering carbon and for soaking up rainfall.
Regenerative Agriculture Panel & Earth Day Network
Watch the Regen Ag panel on soil health from Earth Day Network and We Don’t Have Time dot Org
Healthy Soil for Healthy People
Soil touches us in so may ways, from sequestering carbon and impacting the weather, to the quantity, flavor and nutrients of our food. Yet most of us never think about the microscopic life beneath our feet, and yet it has much in common with the gut microbe biome.
We Are Out of Time (Part 1)
RegenIowa is a Grassroots Collaborative Movement, and Global Coalition to design a Regenerative, Finer and New Economic Future.
