Fwd: Seth Itzkan will talk about The Un Food Summit in Rome / GreenZine tomorrow and on replay

[Seth Itzkan]

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From: Henry Swayze <henry...@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Aug 18, 2021 at 2:58 PM
Subject: Seth Itzkan will talk about The Un Food Summit in Rome / GreenZine tomorrow and on replay
To: RCR Programmers List <Rcrprog...@talk.royaltonradio.org>, Healthy Soils Coalition <VH...@list.uvm.edu>

Seth is a founder of Soil4climate.org and has spent time in Africa observing the role of livestock in healing the land.  Recently he was in Rome at the UN food pre summit where he presented a paper on the role of livestock which he co-authored. (https://foodsystems.community/?attachment=7487&document_type=document&download_document_file=1&document_file=697)

We will talk about his experiences, the role of livestock in repairing the climate and what is happening to move things forward on the world stage.

Join us for GreenZine live from 11-12 AM Thursday and on replay starting Friday for 7 days.  www.FVR.org will get you there on the web and locally @ 96.5 on FM.

Thanks for joining us,

Henry Swayze

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[henry buehler]

https://phys.org/news/2021-09-large-herbivores-forest.html

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[Seth Itzkan]

Yes. Of course. Thank you for sharing this article.  

Large herbivores can reduce forest fire risks

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[henry buehler]

I have been hearing many accounts how weather is not allowing making of hay .California did cut fire breaks but did not maintain them , I do not know that a cattle drive  through a national forest could have prevented a fire . It could have maintained a fire break . 

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[Seth Itzkan]

Whatever contribution to fire mediation the grazing could have made would have been greatly appreciated. We'll never know, of course, what that mediation would have been, but, for future planning, I certainly hope there will be greater utilization of herbivores for this purpose.

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