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The Green New Deal Was the first U.S. Congressional Climate Change Proposal to Include Food and Farming

Posted by Ruth Thomas-Pellicer on Wednesday, May 13, 2020, In : regenerative organic agriculture

Very often the potential of regenerative organic agriculture in mitigating climate change in overshadowed with renewable sources of energy. However, both regenerative organic agriculture and renewables must go hand in hand. The Green New Deal doesn't overlook the role that agriculture is to play in stabilising the climate.

The resolution calls for “working collaboratively with farmers and ranchers in the United States to remove pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural se...

The Regenerative Movement Gives us Cause for Optimism, says Ronnie Cummins

Posted by Ruth Thomas-Pellicer on Monday, January 6, 2020, In : regenerative politics

“They say the darkest hour is right before the dawn.” – Bob Dylan, “Blood on the Tracks,” 1975

Beyond the media smog, the 24/7 fixation on the Trump cesspool and the endless distractions of the holiday season, I probably don’t have to remind you that the end of the modern era is at hand.

As most of us realize, even as we repress this thought in order to maintain our sanity, we are fast approaching “the point of no return,” whereby our 21st Century Climate Emergency and societal ...