by Matteo Cavallito<\/p>\n
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The solution to the climate crisis depends on a different management of agriculture<\/strong> that respects operators, soil and consumers the World Economic Forum<\/strong> said<\/a>. “Our planet and humanity are basically supported by a 10-30 centimeters layer of soil, and it is our most precious resource,” the organization wrote in a statement.<\/p>\n Agriculture, after all, has always been the core of human development. It has been so since ancient times, when the farming revolution was the starting point of civilization. And it’s been the same since the 1960s, with food security becoming the fundamental condition for any economic boom, as shown by Asia<\/a>. Today, with the climate emergency<\/strong>, “We must look to nature itself for the solution. And we find it in the soil. Here are three ways of getting it right.”<\/p>\n Restoring trust by restoring soil @wef<\/a> #geographyteacher<\/a> #foodsecurity<\/a> #SDGs<\/a> #ALevelgeography<\/a> https:\/\/t.co\/GXUrveBAvR<\/a><\/p>\n — OCR Geography (@OCR_Geography) February 22, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n