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Biogeotherapy - nature-based climate solutions, life as a geological healing force, presents a movement of farmers, scientists, politicians, and diplomatic actors. It is based on four natural restorative practices: holistic grazing management, no-till agriculture with cover crops, biochar, and massive reforestation. Agro-forestry, blue carbon, living machines, the restoration of peatlands, and other nature-based solutions (NbS) or negative emission technologies (NET) are also briefly described. The 4 per 1000-the diplomatic arm of this movement which is rising at the forefront of action for…mehr

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Biogeotherapy - nature-based climate solutions, life as a geological healing force, presents a movement of farmers, scientists, politicians, and diplomatic actors. It is based on four natural restorative practices: holistic grazing management, no-till agriculture with cover crops, biochar, and massive reforestation. Agro-forestry, blue carbon, living machines, the restoration of peatlands, and other nature-based solutions (NbS) or negative emission technologies (NET) are also briefly described. The 4 per 1000-the diplomatic arm of this movement which is rising at the forefront of action for climate restoration-is described. 4 per 1000 are part of a movement for regenerative agriculture, regenerative ranching and for the negative emissions bio-sourced materials. Finance carbon levers, such as carbon dioxide removal certificates, are presented, with their controversies. Pharaonic, Babylonian, and vertiginous words to define the climate challenge often sound too weak for such a journey. Biogeotherapy leads to Civilization 280 and offers a long path forward to genuinely desirable sustainable economic development.
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Benoit Lambert, Ph. D. est né au Québec. Il a habité 18 ans à Genève où il a enseigné les doctrines politiques à l'Université de Genève, le développement durable et les conventions internationales sur l'environnement dans une école de commerce. De 2000 à 2009 il a dirigé la branche francophone de l'Institut Worldwatch comme éditeur du rapport annuel State of the World et World Watch magazine (L'État de la planète).