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Teacher seeks pupil. Must have an earnest desire to save the world.
On Daniel Quinn and inquiry as a catalyst for transformation and regeneration.
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Meg Chatham

June 2023

What gets measured, gets…manipulated.
The impossible business of quantifying a planet resistant to quantification.
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Meg Chatham
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May 2023

Mental health: a silent pandemic among farmers
As the stakes of our food and climate security rise, we can't afford to lose more farmers and ranchers to stress. Our food producers matter. What if…
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Meg Chatham
Grasslands are critical to ecological health & economic sustainability
We must protect and conserve grasslands for future generations. One way to do this is through regenerative livestock management.
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Meg Chatham
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April 2023

March 2023

Biodiversity loss & climate crises: two sides of the same coin
Climate change changes habitats, intensifying the effects of climate change, leading to biodiversity loss across many ecosystems. To tackle one…
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Meg Chatham
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What is regenerative grazing and why does it work so well?
Can we graze livestock in a way that repairs, rebuilds, revitalizes, and restores ecosystem function?
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Meg Chatham
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February 2023

December 2022

Opt for Regenuary, not Veganuary
We don't need to quit eating meat. Let's instead engage with our food system and ask questions about how our food was grown no matter what we eat.
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Meg Chatham
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Methane from livestock is not the main cause of climate change
Cow farts. It’s the most common, bogus, and most inaccurate - cows burp - claim against beef in the media.
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Meg Chatham
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Viral negativity is a roadblock to scaling climate change solutions
In-fighting and dismissive assumptions without inquiry and empathy are barriers to creating a better food system.
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Meg Chatham
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