Solutions in Our Soil - In Conversation With Liz Carlisle

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'Agroecology' is the universal term that should be uttered and taught more. Organic, regenerative, climate-smart, sustainable, biodynamic, permaculture, veganic, including more destructive farming practices like extensive, intensive, industrial, etc. -- all intersect with each other to form the ever evolving concept and practice of agroecology -- a utopian planetary food system that is holistic, comprehensive, multidisciplinary, multi-industry, multi-scale, multi-scope, egalitarian, equitable, just, fair, resilient, etc. Agroecology takes into account social, cultural, economic, political, legal, historical, environmental, extra-anthropological, etc. aspects -- all the complex moving parts we can think of that make up any life giving and sustaining system for that matter -- unlike the current global food system that is largely linear, extractive, exploitative, consumerist, speciecist, classist, racist, colonialist, foremostly profit-driven, etc. -- basically destructive and benefiting those at the top of the food chain -- wealthy and powerful neoliberals for instance.