Regenerative agriculture: A key to reversing global warming

In this podcast episode, environmentalist Paul Hocken discusses the potential of regenerative agriculture to combat global warming. Hocken highlights the destructive practices of the current agricultural system, such as plowing and the use of harmful chemicals. He emphasizes the importance of creating conditions for more life on farms, promoting the flourishing of soils, pollinators, birds, fungi, and microbes. Hocken argues that regeneration is not just about agriculture, but about putting life at the center of every decision and policy, restoring and revitalizing not only forests but also communities and ecosystems.