“If I had one point to make, it’s the importance of nature in our efforts to combat climate change. We talk so much about energy, transportation, buildings, transitioning to 100% clean energy and reducing pollution. And that’s all critically important. But we can’t forget the natural carbon cycle.”
As part of @sfclimateweek, KQED’s Danielle Venton sat down with the California Secretary of Natural Resources, Wade Crowfoot, for Climate One at the Commonwealth Club. They discussed wildfires, indigenous leadership, natural land and the State’s plans for slowing climate change.
This focus on natural solutions aligns perfectly with our mission to empower farmers to adopt regenerative agricultural practices. These practices not only improve soil health and crop yields but also enhance the land’s ability to sequester carbon. We’re excited to see this growing recognition of the role agriculture can play in tackling climate change, and we’re committed to supporting farmers in their journey towards a more sustainable future 🚜
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