By Daniel | April 20, 2019 | Category Actions, Agriculture, Biodiversity, CA, Carbon Credits, Climate Change, Climate Disruption, Forests and Forestry, Global Warming, Grassfed meats, Holistic grazing management, Permeable Landscaping, Regenerative agriculture, Santa Cruz, Soil, Sustainable water cycles, Water, Weird Weather
From the back cover: Lois Robin wrote a chapter in the book Climate Abandoned: We’re on The Endangered Species List. The chapter is called The Dirt on Climate Change, which the only chapter in this book on eco-restoration. We no longer have the luxury of ignoring climate change. “What’s really breathtaking is how ill-prepared we […]
Read MoreBy Daniel | August 21, 2018 | Category Actions, Agriculture, Climate Change, Global Warming, Grassfed meats, Holistic grazing management, Regenerative agriculture, Santa Cruz, Soil, Sustainable water cycles, Water
Sponsored by Renewables Investor Forum (RIF) and Citizens Climate Lobby-Santa Cruz (CCL-SC): Watch and learn from The Dirt on Climate Change and the Roundtable Panel Discussion, well-attended and engaging conversation from 12 August 2018 with extensive Q&A. Join your local CCL chapter — CitizensClimateLobby.org Pay attention to where your food comes from. Shop accordingly. Choose Organic when possible, and […]
Read MoreBy Daniel | April 15, 2018 | Category Agriculture, Biodiversity, Climate Change, Climate Disruption, Global Warming, Grassfed meats, Holistic grazing management, Regenerative agriculture, Santa Cruz, Soil, Sustainable water cycles, Water, Weird Weather
“The Dirt”™ is about the ecological and biological approach to climate change and deals with sequestering carbon in the soil and plants. How to keep rain in the soil, and not let it run off to the rivers. And the part trees play in the carbon, and water cycles. After watching this 46:16 documentary, consider […]
Read MoreBy Daniel | April 6, 2018 | Category Agriculture, Biodiversity, Climate Change, Global Warming, Grassfed meats, Holistic grazing management, Regenerative agriculture, Santa Cruz, Soil, Sustainable water cycles, Water
The Dirt on Climate Change™ is a compelling story of how we can address climate change, one plot of dirt at a time. Traditional approaches are not going to do it. Going “green” is reframed to go well beyond the normal practices of changing your lights to LEDs, putting solar panels on rooftops, buying organic […]
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