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Regeneration can restore a broken world | Paul Hawken
Nov 3, 2023
Paul Hawken, a leading environmentalist, shares how a childhood encounter with nature ignited his lifelong commitment to environmental restoration. He emphasizes the transformative potential of regenerative agriculture in combating climate change. Discussing the crucial link between soil health and planetary wellbeing, he presents regeneration as a pathway to heal ecosystems and communities. Hawken also highlights the importance of indigenous wisdom and a child’s perspective in fostering a deep connection to nature and community action for a sustainable future.
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- Regenerative agriculture can combat global warming by promoting life on farms and revitalizing ecosystems.
- Reciprocity and recognizing interconnectedness are essential for restoring biodiversity and ensuring the survival of future generations.
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