How Industrial Chemistry Transformed What We Eat For thousands of years, humans ate food that grew from soil enriched by decomposing plants and animal waste, pollinated by wild insects, and protected by companion planting and natural predators. There was no such thing as “organic” food because all food was organic by default. Farmers saved seedsContinue reading “The History of US Industrial Chemistry and the Return to Food as Medicine”
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Intentional Community: A Guide to Regenerative Living
Introduction: Reimagining Human Connection and Ecological Harmony Intentional communities represent far more than alternative housing arrangements—they embody a fundamental reimagining of how humans can live in authentic relationship with each other and the natural world. As conventional development patterns intensify social isolation, environmental degradation, and resource depletion, intentional communities offer practical, proven pathways toward resilient,Continue reading “Intentional Community: A Guide to Regenerative Living”
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