Chapter
The Importance of Soil in Tackling Climate Change
Soil organic matter loss contributes to 30% to 40% of all greenhouse gases in the atmosphere since the Industrial Revolution, as it can hold more carbon than the atmosphere. As a result, soil preservation is a crucial part of fighting climate change and preserving trees that contribute to carbon reduction efforts.
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Dr. Mark Hyman explains how the agricultural system is driving health and climate issues with the abundance of cheap, processed foods being produced from commodity crops such as corn and soy, resulting in 60% of our diet and increased risk of death with every 10% increase consumed.
14:17 - 15:21 (01:04)
Summary
Dr. Mark Hyman explains how the agricultural system is driving health and climate issues with the abundance of cheap, processed foods being produced from commodity crops such as corn and soy, resulting in 60% of our diet and increased risk of death with every 10% increase consumed.
ChapterThe Importance of Soil in Tackling Climate Change
Episode916 Build Your Health to Build Your Wealth with Dr. Mark Hyman
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Deforestation not only destroys soil and eliminates trees that are carbon-synced, but it also damages the soil by farming, causing a loss of soil organic matter, which is responsible for 30% to 40% of all greenhouse gases in the atmosphere since the Industrial Revolution.
15:21 - 16:32 (01:11)
Summary
Deforestation not only destroys soil and eliminates trees that are carbon-synced, but it also damages the soil by farming, causing a loss of soil organic matter, which is responsible for 30% to 40% of all greenhouse gases in the atmosphere since the Industrial Revolution.