Join the Regeneration Mass. movement!
With the passage of the DARK Act (Denying Americans the Right to Know) last July, GMO food labeling is in the hands of the USDA. Labeled or not, however, GMO/industrial agriculture is depleting our soil, producing poor quality food (pesticide residues, reduced nutrition, allergens) while polluting the air, water, soil, our food, our bodies and driving the climate crisis.
As we continue to call for transparency in food labeling and continue the #consumerrevolution, we need to support solutions that will make the broken systems obsolete: e.g. regenerative organic agricultural methods. As we’ve learned with the industry-sponsored passage of the DARK act, in order to do that we will need to be part of a #politicalrevolution to take back our democracy.
For these reasons and more, MA Right to Know GMOs has become Regeneration Massachusetts, in coordination with Regeneration International.
We will hold up solutionary organizations across the state and help people become involved with them.
We will continue to help people take action as conscious consumers, to understand the impacts of industrial agriculture.
We will support local candidates and policies that return control of our agricultural system to the people.
The Regenerative Agriculture movement presents solutions to build soil health, address climate change & grow healthy & nutritious food while respecting the people who bring it to us. The millions of conscious consumers, parents and real food activists (like you) who brought GMO awareness to the forefront are now helping to reclaim and #regenerate our food system.
What is #RegenerativeAgriculture?
“Regenerative Agriculture” describes farming and grazing practices that, among other benefits, reverse climate change by rebuilding soil organic matter and restoring degraded soil biodiversity – resulting in both carbon drawdown and improving the water cycle."
Start learning more here: http://regenerationinternational.org/why-regenerative-agriculture/
