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- What is regenerative agriculture? - The World Economic Forum
Regenerative agriculture can improve the health, nutrition, biodiversity, and carbon storage of soil and land that has been degraded by intensive agriculture
- What is regenerative capitalism? | World Economic Forum
Regenerative capitalism looks to reconsider our current capitalist ideologies by looking beyond net-zero emissions to a net-positive impact on the planet
- Upskilling and regenerative agriculture can attract younger farmers . . .
Tech-enabled regenerative agriculture offers a pathway to restore ecosystems, improve farmer livelihoods and attract the next generation to agriculture
- Why the food industry must embrace regenerative agriculture
The Rainforest Alliance's new Regenerative Agriculture Standard aims to help regenerative agriculture boost farmer income, restore soil and biodiversity
- Why regenerative business is a roadmap for rapid change
This is the core of the regenerative business movement, which places a more intentional focus on systems thinking to protect, restore and replenish both human capital and natural resources More than a theoretical exercise, some companies are beginning to operate as regenerative businesses in order to accelerate change
- Regenerative design: urban spaces for people and the planet
Regenerative design can restore ecosystems, enhance biodiversity, and strengthen community resilience But it cannot focus on environmental factors alone
- How regenerative agriculture builds resilient climate solutions
Regenerative agriculture enhances climate resilience by restoring soil health, sequestering carbon and boosting biodiversity, making food systems more sustainable
- We must regenerate the future for a second chance on Earth
Only a regenerative economy can build sustainable, inclusive prosperity Regenerative organizations learn new patterns beyond sustainability and circularity towards a caretaking, net-positive effect on humans and Earth The process of making regeneration the social norm cannot be achieved without mutual learning across generations
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