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Kiss the Ground

How the Food You Eat Can Reverse Climate Change, Heal Your Body & Ultimately Save Our World

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 From Josh Tickell, one of America’s most celebrated documentary filmmakers, comes a “fascinating, easy-to-follow blueprint for how eating in ways that nourish and regenerate the soil can not only help reverse global warming, but also bring greater vitality to our lives” (Wolfgang Puck).

“A must read for anyone committed to healing our bodies and our Earth” (Deepak Chopra), Kiss the Ground explains an incredible truth: by changing our diets to a soil-nourishing, regenerative agriculture diet, we can reverse global warming, harvest healthy, abundant food, and eliminate the poisonous substances that are harming our children, pets, bodies, and ultimately our planet.

This “richly visual” (Kirkus Reviews) look at the impact of an underappreciated but essential resource—the very ground that feeds us—features fascinating and accessible interviews with celebrity chefs, ranchers, farmers, and top scientists. Kiss the Ground teaches you how to become an agent in humanity’s single most important and time-sensitive mission: reverse climate change and effectively save the world—all through the choices you make in how and what to eat. Also a full-length documentary executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio and narrated by Woody Harrelson, “Kiss the Ground both informs and inspires” (Marianne Williamson, #1 New York Times bestselling author). Amour et romance Développement personnel Environnement Nature et écologie Relations Science Vie durable respect de l'environnement Conservation Développement durable Drôle Nutrition Écosystème Pollution
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I tried this book out to build upon my knowledge and interest in regenerative agriculture. I have already read books written by individuals he interviewed like Gabe Brown and Dan Barber or books entirely dedicated to topics he covers in single chapters like waste management. For me it didn’t expose anything new, but it would be a great starting point for someone exploring these ideas. If you want to deepen an already curious understanding of soil and its connection to health, environment, economy and our planetary future, this one isn’t ideal. If you are looking to get an introduction to those ideas, this book is a great starting point.

Good book, but a surface scratcher

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Why is Palestine not included in Levant/fertil cresent. Disappointing omission, and took away from the overall impression of the book

Why is Palestine not included?

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