climate change

Climate activist Seth Itzkan on land in Zimbabwe

A message from Zimbabwe: regarding McPherson, Savory, Grasslands, Climate, Hope

04/18/2014

Tags: Allan Savory, climate change, grassland restoration, Seth Itzkan, zimbabwe

Seth Itzkan discusses grasslands restoration in Zimbabwe and it's potential to mitigate global warming through carbon capture in newly formed soil. Refutes statements made by Guy McPherson to the 350MA.org list.

Upside (Drawdown) - The Potential of Restorative Grazing to Mitigate Global Warming by Increasing Carbon Capture on Grasslands

04/01/2014

Tags: climate change, grasslands, Holistic Management

Upside (Drawdown): The Potential of Restorative Grazing to Mitigate Global Warming by Increasing Carbon Capture on Grasslands - An Emerging Narrative

Hope for a Livable Climate

11/04/2013

Tags: climate change

Hope for a Livable Climate: The Promise of Restorative Grazing & Other Ecological Innovations to Regenerate Soil, Secure Food & Water, Revive Rural Economies and Reverse Global Warming
Wednesday, November 20, 2013.

Exploring Australian Climate and Climate Change

07/12/2012

Tags: Australia, climate change

Australia is known, and not unfairly so, for its harsh and unforgiving environment. Eighty percent of the land in Australia receives less than 600 millimeters of rainfall each year. How is climate change affecting this already dry and harsh land?

350 Event photo with Dojiwe the elephant

350.org Event in Zimbabwe - Africa Center for Holistic Management

11/22/2011

Tags: 350.org, ACHM, climate change

Seth Itzkan presents discussion on climate change at the Africa Center for Holistic Management in Zimbabwe.

Building Topsoil Rapidly - Solution to Climate Change

10/23/2010

Tags: climate change, global warming, soil carbon, soil restoration

How Restoring Soils Can Reverse Global Warming

11/16/2009

Tags: climate change, Jim Laurie, soil restoration

Jim Laurie appears with Tim Weiskel on the Cambridge Community Television program, BeLive! Jim discusses the role of soil restoration in reverse global warming. The host, Tim Weiskel is director of Cambridge Climate Research Associates (CCRA). The show was recorded Sunday, November 1, 2009.