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It’s the mitochondria, stupid !

December 28, 2022 Regenetarianism

This past spring in Santa Barbara, California, I had the opportunity to listen to and meet Dr. Chris Palmer at the 2022 Metabolic Health Summit. Palmer is currently the Director of the Department of Postgraduate and Continuing Education at McLean … Continue reading It’s the mitochondria, stupid !

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Comparative physiology debunked

December 18, 2022December 18, 2022 Regenetarianism

If people want to follow plant based or plant centric dietary patterns, I really don’t care. I care even less when such people recognize the importance of producing their plant food in regenerative agroecological systems of food production especially integrated … Continue reading Comparative physiology debunked

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Endophytes, rhizophagy and One Health

September 27, 2022September 27, 2022 Regenetarianism

PREFACE: The first week of this past August, I heard a presentation by Dr. James F. White, Jr. at the Acres’ Soil Health Summit in Sacramento, California. This was a very provocative presentation. Unfortunately, to my knowledge, this presentation wasn’t … Continue reading Endophytes, rhizophagy and One Health

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Soil and human gut dysbiosis

July 31, 2022August 1, 2022 Regenetarianism

I’m sort of a soil nerd. Well, not sort of…I’m a HUGE soil nerd. Most of my environmental and food perspective is based upon what improves or degrades the health of soil ecosystems. Why? Because soil health largely determines planetary … Continue reading Soil and human gut dysbiosis

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Grams of protein in context

July 24, 2022December 8, 2022 Regenetarianism

One of the most meaningless stats bantered about by sophists is “grams of protein”. Why? Because proteins from different sources of food have different amino acid compositions and different bio-availability. So arguing that 100 grams of kidney beans has the … Continue reading Grams of protein in context

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The PMOH Cycle

July 13, 2022July 24, 2022 Regenetarianism

When you listen to journalists, sophists, and too many climate scientists, you’d think that cattle were the only source of atmospheric methane [CH4] and that their burps were solely to blame for climate change. While I’m being a tad bit … Continue reading The PMOH Cycle

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Regenerative Ag, a suggested reading list

June 29, 2022December 17, 2022 Regenetarianism

Okay, my last blog was a review of a very underwhelming book with a lot of agenda driven misinformation based on a lot of poorly derived statistics. So just wanted to provide the below suggested reading list. If you’re truly … Continue reading Regenerative Ag, a suggested reading list

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Monbiot’s Regenesis: A review & response

June 22, 2022October 11, 2022 Regenetarianism

With so much dietary and political tribalism nowadays, I find it is very important to listen to and read varying viewpoints including many opposing points of view that challenge my own. So, I picked-up and read a copy of George … Continue reading Monbiot’s Regenesis: A review & response

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Methane persistence and hydroxyl radical availability

June 5, 2022June 5, 2022 Regenetarianism

Methane is emitted by a myriad of naturally occurring and anthropogenic biogenic sources in nature including shellfish, plankton, beaver ponds, rice paddies, wetlands, termites, arthropods, ruminants, dams, trees, or just about any place methanogenic archaea reside in anoxic environments (including … Continue reading Methane persistence and hydroxyl radical availability

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Interdependent cycles and rainfall

May 30, 2022May 31, 2022 Regenetarianism

(Image above courtesy of Understanding Ag) One of the bigger problems to overcome today is reductive thinking. This problem is especially bad in a world where everyone wishes to reduce complex concepts to memes. So to get people to system … Continue reading Interdependent cycles and rainfall

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Context matters: Green zone hydroxyl radical formation and methane oxidation.

May 25, 2022May 30, 2022 Regenetarianism

This is an interesting white paper, Bruce-Iri et al 2021, METHANE Sources, Sinks and Uncertainties. Walter Jehne is one of the co-authors. I spoke with Walter at some length on the topic of monoterpenes and hydroxyl radical [OH] oxidation during … Continue reading Context matters: Green zone hydroxyl radical formation and methane oxidation.

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How much do cattle contribute to greenhouse gases?

August 24, 2021November 24, 2022 Regenetarianism

To begin with, in regards to accounting for enteric emissions (“cow burps”), most people use global stats. So even if you use 2006 Long Shadow as a reference, and actually read that document, a large portion of that 18% attributed … Continue reading How much do cattle contribute to greenhouse gases?

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