BIBFRAME Work

Title

Regenerating earth

Type

• Monograph
• Text

Contribution

Timmerman, Kelsey W, 1979- (author)

Language

• English

Content

• text

Summary

"Now more than ever, we must reimagine our system of agriculture There's no denying it: Humanity's impact has become a geologic force threatening the lands that feed us. Living in rural Indiana, Kelsey Timmerman witnesses firsthand the damage modern industrial agriculture has done. Not only does it poison the Earth, but it has disconnected farmers from the fields, neighbors from neighbors, and communities of eaters from the harsh realities of how their food is produced. But it doesn't have to be that way. In Regenerating Earth, Timmerman takes readers on a global adventure to meet farmers and activists who see agriculture as not the problem but the solution, one that builds soil, promotes ecological diversity, provides people with meaningful work, and sequesters carbon-maybe even enough to combat climate change. Our hunger and the agriculture required to satiate it can be a gift that connects us to chloroplasts, mycorrhizal fungi, and our fellow humans, if we accept our responsibility to play an active part in a regenerative future. By weaving the local with the global and the traditional with the new, Timmerman shows how our eating and growing habits connect to issues of environmental and social justice, add meaning and purpose to our lives, and bring new life to our home planet"-- Provided by publisher.

Authorized Access Point

Timmerman, Kelsey W, 1979-. Regenerating earth

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• Date: 2026-09-11T20:21:27.948006+00:00
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• Status: c
• Derived from: 24125881

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• Description language: eng
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