Mpumalanga, South Africa
Climate Change: The Power Of Regenerative Agriculture In A Net Zero World
It is estimated that 135 billion tons of carbon have been emitted into the atmosphere over the course of human history due to agricultural practices that remove carbon from the soil.
Bongani Siziba
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According to the United Nations, for a livable climate, net-zero commitments must be backed by credible action. In South Africa, some farmers are already making bold steps in this direction by using cleaner farming methods that reduce emissions.
This story was produced with support from Internews' Earth Journalism Network. It was first published in News Central TV on 21 June 2023.
Banner Image: Farmer Dannie Bester and Jackson Sekele looking at some worms from the soil at Bester farm in Mpumalanga/ Credit: Bongani Siziba.
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