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In this episode, we sit down with David Munson, President of Get Real Alliance, to explore a different approach to the climate conversation, one centered on restoring the health and resilience of the land.
David discusses why he believes climate solutions don’t necessarily require eliminating oil and natural gas, and how regenerative land management can work alongside traditional energy use to reduce atmospheric carbon and potentially make the Earth carbon negative.
We dive into the critical role of healthy topsoil in addressing climate change, food security, and ecosystem restoration, as well as the growing threat of ecological deserts and degraded landscapes. David shares regenerative practices that farmers, communities, and policymakers can use to restore ecosystems and build healthier, more productive land.
The conversation also explores the power of marine wetlands and coastal ecosystems to capture carbon, support biodiversity, and protect communities from environmental threats.
In this episode, we discuss:
- Regenerative land management and carbon removal
- The relationship between energy use and environmental restoration
- Why healthy topsoil matters for the future of food and the planet
- Restoring degraded landscapes and preventing ecological deserts
- The climate and biodiversity benefits of marine wetlands
- Practical actions communities and individuals can take today
- How regenerative solutions can reshape the climate conversation
Join us as we explore practical steps for individuals, businesses, and local governments who want to contribute to meaningful environmental change without getting overwhelmed by the polarized climate debate.
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