Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Healthy soil doesn’t just grow food—it stores carbon, filters water, and helps protect against extreme weather.
In this clip from the Climate Confident podcast, Kanika Chandaria from Agreena explains how regenerative agriculture rebuilds soil structure, turning degraded dirt into a living sponge that can absorb rain, reduce fertiliser runoff, and support stronger, more resilient crops.
🌍 This isn’t just good for farming—it’s essential climate adaptation.
👉 Watch the full episode to learn how soil carbon can help sequester 2–5 gigatonnes of CO₂ per year, and why regenerative ag is one of the most scalable solutions we have.
Healthy soil doesn’t just grow food—it stores carbon, filters water, and helps protect against extreme weather.
In this clip from the Climate Confident podcast, Kanika Chandaria from Agreena explains how regenerative agriculture rebuilds soil structure, turning degraded dirt into a living sponge that can absorb rain, reduce fertiliser runoff, and support stronger, more resilient crops.
🌍 This isn’t just good for farming—it’s essential climate adaptation.
👉 Watch the full episode to learn how soil carbon can help sequester 2–5 gigatonnes of CO₂ per year, and why regenerative ag is one of the most scalable solutions we have.
