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We are here to shift 1 Billion acres to Regenerative Stewardship by 2030 - reversing the environmental degradation, eliminating the need for poisons or fertilizers while increasing crop yield and nutrient density.

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“Our human cleverness and capacity to innovate often eclipses our listening. We need to hear what nature is saying and restore our relationship through respectful actions.” - Grandmother Flordemayo “We live at a pivotal point in human history. We have a choice, an opportunity to bring balance back to our world if we are willing to listen to the messages and wisdom that has endured for eons.” - Kim Langbecker, the Sacred Fire Foundation https://www.sacredfire.foundation/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/The-Blue-DOT-15-article.pdf @SecComms

Since YouTube deleted this video (and gave our channel a strike) - I have uploaded to my Vimeo account: https://vimeo.com/713189742

Apparently, Zach didn’t like our promotion of his work under “17 U.S. Code § 107 - Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use.
Apparently, Zach didn’t like our promotion of his work under “17 U.S. Code § 107 - Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use.” YouTube has deleted our video - but we will get it back online if possible.

Certification schemes may serve to mask human rights abuses and allow government inaction, study claims… Who’d have thought that labels like “Organic” or “Fair Trade” have become tools of white-washing corruption and human rights abuses? We have a plan to rectify this situation, but we’re not going to tell you; we’re going to show you (soon)! https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2020/jul/16/ethical-labels-not-fit-for-purpose-report-warns-consumers @CarbonCaptureShield

Zach Weiss (who created and narrated the animation above) also gave an excellent TED Talk on solutions he personally helped create and implement. If this topic interests you, this talk by Zach is worth your time: https://www.ted.com/talks/zach_weiss_hope_in_a_world_of_crisis_water_cycle_restoration @SecComms

This animation Explains the Water Cycle and how it gets broken… It is based on decades of research, and much of the data has been compiled into this 2017 paper: https://www.academia.edu/68183238/Clearing_Our_Rainfall_Away This video is available on YouTube for you to share with friends and loved ones: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sU6U-3IHo5o Once we identify the problems, we can begin creating solutions. @CarbonCaptureShield

FYI - I did an experiement on Reddit to see how deep the Mass Formation Psychosis goes… This post was up for less than 18 hours before they locked commenting. Simply mentioning good things Henry Ford has done unleashed so much hate against me that the moderators had no choice but to lock commenting. This shocked even me! Please - DO YOUR RESEARCH - and do not make emotional decisions on rational information. Read through this post and some of the comments (the worst ones have been deleted, including threats of violence and use of bodily fluids) and get a feel for the mental state of the collapsing society that was… https://www.reddit.com/r/solarpunk/comments/utvahn/was_henry_ford_worth_learning_from/ @CarbonCaptureShield

In 1917, the federal government had built a dam stretching from Green Island across to Troy, leaving a provision in it for a hydroelectric plant. Ford intended to oblige them by building a plant that would not only supply electricity to the Green Island factory, but also likely to the housing he planned to build for the factory's workers. As Ford wrote of the Green Island factory and hydroelectric plant, they were to be the prototypes for a larger initiative to disperse manufacturing across the countryside rather than centralize it in industrial cities. "We must develop water power because it is not only more economical than steam power, but we ought to save the rest of the world's coal supply for chemical use. There is nothing we now do with coal, aside from its chemical products, that we cannot do with water power, electrically transmitted; most things we can do better with water power." "There is enough water power running to waste to turn every wheel in the world and provide all the light and heat the whole world needs. " "It is this sort of productive industry that I am going to link up closely to the farm, to demonstrate the final stage of what I believe to be the solution of the problem of living. Manufacturing, instead of being concentrated in a few centers, should be and can be widely distributed." "What I am going to do is to establish plants for manufacturing parts of Ford cars and Fordson tractors in places where they will be within easy reach of farming districts, and provide employment for farmers and their families in winter. And these plants will be operated by water power." https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2010/07/06/henry-fords-hydroelectric-dream-on-the-hudson

All of this work was thwarted: - by Roosevelt’s “New Deal” which paid farmers to DESTROY surplus crops (instead of providing them to industry as free feedstock) - by the criminalization of staple crops like Cannabis/Hemp, and taxes/regulations on others - by the dissapearance of Rudolph Diesel (whose farm fuel was then usurped by the oil industry) - by the destruction of progress made by Booker T. Washington and George Washington Carver at Tuskegee University (see the “Tuskegee Eperiment” or the “Tuskegee Syphilis Study”) Further, the surviving individuals were discredited in the press and their progress was erased from history books. UNTIL NOW

All of this work was thwarted: - by Roosevelt’s “New Deal” which paid farmers to DESTROY surplus crops (instead of providing them to industry as free feedstock) - by the criminalization of staple crops like Cannabis/Hemp, and taxes/regulations on others - by the dissapearance of Rudolph Diesel (whose farm fuel was then usurped by the oil industry) - by the destruction of progress made by Booker T. Washington and George Washington Carver at Tuskegee University (see the “Tuskegee Eperiment” or the “Tuskegee Syphilis Study”) Further, the surviving individuals were discredited in the press and their progress was erased from history books. UNTIL NOW @CarbonCaptureShield

The mainstream has worked hard to demonize Henry Ford - to discourage people from learning from his achievements. The Model T
The mainstream has worked hard to demonize Henry Ford - to discourage people from learning from his achievements. The Model T was designed to run on ethanol (from surplus crops) but "big oil" (John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil) blocked the development. Henry Ford also created an entire water-powered village with a factory powered by clean energy & staffed by itinerant farmers. They served soy milk and plant-based foods, all grown onsite. This was part of Ford’s vision for a “Farm-connected, Decentralized Industry” - and he even funded the creation of improved ducation for future “agricultural engineers” and “scientific farmers.” @CarbonCaptureShield

PLANTS DRIVE CLIMATE! Plants Create Rain & Drive Weather Patterns "via the water vapor & energy fluxes they generate." Plants also "generate aerosols containing microorganisms, some being capable of catalyzing ice formation & crystal growth in clouds." https://www.reddit.com/r/Sustainable/comments/utogbf/plants_create_rain_and_drive_weather_patterns/ @CarbonCaptureShield

Many were asking for the published science to back up the claims of Walter Jehne in this video: "Vegetation does not just respond to rainfall, it actively generates its own [...] releases the atmospheric particles which are the nuclei around which raindrops form." "By one estimation, evapotranspiration [...] is 67% of mean annual rainfall..." "Transpiration by plants is responsible for [...] around 65% of evapotranspiration..." https://www.academia.edu/68183238/Clearing_Our_Rainfall_Away This is also a good article, but a little older (2014): Bioprecipitation: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/gcb.12447 "Landscapes influence precipitation via the water vapor and energy fluxes they generate. Biologically active land-scapes also generate aerosols containing microorganisms, some being capable of catalyzing ice formation and crystal growth in clouds..." @CarbonCaptureShield

Many were asking for the published science to back up the claims of Walter Jehne in this video:

Over 50% of rainfall on Earth is driven by plant respiration. Not only do plants transpire oxygen and water vapor, they also send up microscopic bacteria that seed rain clouds and actually trigger rainfall. Over 50% of rainfall on Earth is driven by plants! That was worth repeating. How we treat the land has consequences. Let’s start treating the causes and not the symptoms. https://youtu.be/mf4jwkhCk_A @CarbonCaptureShield

…and - 1 Year Later! He pours out the compost to show you how it looks after 12-months: https://youtu.be/LvU_IELxmZM @CarbonCaptureShield

FOR THOSE WITH SMALLER YARDS - Deigo Footer has a smaller version made for $15 that can do the same thing on a smaller scale. Again - please SHARE THIS WITH GARDENERS AND FARMERS! Don’t forget that you need to let it sit for 12-16 months. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t39WfhyOc60 @CarbonCaptureShield

OK, one more! We edited his 10-years of research into an 8-minute video. This is like a micro-PhD in soil microbiology and regeneration. Enjoy - and SHARE THIS WITH FARMERS AND GARDENERS! https://youtu.be/ATRuhrj4v1k @CarbonCaptureShield

Finally, Dr. Johnson has put out a concise video on the construction, filling, and maintenance of the Johnson-Su Bioreactor: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxUGk161Ly8