Kiss the Ground Private Screening

9670 RiverTown Road,Chattahoochee Hills GA 30213

19 November, 2022

Description

Right now, soil might be the last thing on your mind. But in a moment when the future of our planet and humankind is at stake, nothing may be more important than regenerating the ground beneath us. We’re in need of a kind of hope we’ve never felt before. KISS THE GROUND, now out on Netflix, unveils a game-changer to our climate crisis: the Earth’s own soil. We’re facing a lot of challenges right now -- this film is creating a movement to solve one of our greatest challenges: balancing the climate and securing our future. How about some good news for a change? Here it is: we can reverse global warming. The solution is called “Regenerative Agriculture” and this film presents the research, practice, and hope we need to move forward. Together. People are calling KISS THE GROUND “The Most Important Film You’ll Ever Watch” -- which is a really big claim. But it just may be true. Regenerative Agriculture can: Revive farmer prosperity, reduce flooding & draught, replenish fresh water sources, reduce fire hazards, reverse global warming, recreate regional access to nutrient-dense food, reduce toxic pesticides & fertilizers, reduce dead zones & water pollution, reverse extinction, and reconnect humanity & nature. "Human beings emerged in paradise. If we restore all of the degraded land on the Earth, we can return to paradise. ―So, let's restore a little bit of paradise every day. It's not that difficult. If we stop distracting ourselves with shiny objects and we start to think about what's really important to us. ―To see biodiversity return to a place that was completely devastated. This is where everyone can find tremendous satisfaction and the meaning of our lives." - John Liu @johndennisliu It's not about religion or politics, it's about love ―and if you love something or somebody you want to understand them, take care of them, protect them, and keep them safe. That's what we're all here to do." - Maria Rodale "It's really not waste." - @pashonmurray Founder of @detroitdirt