Digging Deeper #6: Climate Change and GROW BIOINTENSIVE

Learn how GROW BIOINTENSIVE can help reduce global warming by up to 50%. Small-scale farmers can use GB to reduce CO2 emissions by sequestering carbon in the soil and by holding more carbon in the increased plant density that GB makes possible per unit of area and time.

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Come back tomorrow for the next episode in A World of Hope: Digging Deeper
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