Natural Products Expo West Climate Day panelists discuss how organic and regenerative agriculture can reverse climate change and how to scale these practices to create more impact.

May 30, 2017

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"Organic agriculture, because of the soil microbiology and a lot of life in the soil, it is a lot more resilient than conventional agriculture."

—Dave Alexander, Global Organics

Part 1: Entering the net positive zone

Highlights:

  • Discover which ancient grains can revive depleted soil. 

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Part 2: Barriers to scaling 

Highlights:

  • What do these regenerative practices need to scale?

  • Is consumer demand the most important driver for change? 

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Part 3: Hope for the future

Highlights:

  • Why big food companies are trying to find climate solutions. 

  • What's the story you hope to tell to the future? 

This session—The Climate Opportunity of Agriculture Roundtable—was recorded at Natural Products Expo West 2017. 

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