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Applying science and healthcare principles to soil wellness can help our planet

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Applying science and healthcare principles to soil wellness can help our planet. These same principles of human healthcare, and these same scientific and technological advances, are starting to be applied to soil — our most important asset for securing our food supply. Soil at the center . Poornima Param….

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Danone's Eric Soubeiran: 'The food system is broken'

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Danone, founded more than a century ago and famously declared an asset of national importance by the French government in 2005, has long prided itself on being a purpose-led business. If we protect biodiversity, we are basically protecting the diversity of DNA," Soubeiran mused.

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Applying science and healthcare principles to soil wellness can help our planet

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Applying science and healthcare principles to soil wellness can help our planet Poornima Param… Thu, 08/27/2020 – 01:00 Basic human health principles tell us that we should diagnose before we treat and that we should test before we diagnose. Undoubtedly, soil is foundational to human life, yet we know very little about the soil itself.

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Danone's Eric Soubeiran on regenerative farming and fixing the 'broken' food system

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Danone, which was founded more than a century ago and was famously declared an asset of national importance by the French government in 2005, has long prided itself on being a purpose-led business. If we protect biodiversity, we are basically protecting the diversity of DNA," Soubeiran muses.

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'Deteriorating': England's natural world in worsening state, government warned

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Natural Capital Committee again warns there has been virtually no zero progress against the government's own biodiversity, water, air, and soil quality goals. Our report highlights the limited evidence of progress and some worrying declines.".

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Danone’s Eric Soubeiran: ‘The food system is broken’

AGreenLiving

Danone, founded more than a century ago and famously declared an asset of national importance by the French government in 2005, has long prided itself on being a purpose-led business. “If we protect biodiversity, we are basically protecting the diversity of DNA,” Soubeiran mused.