Great Sources, but #31 falsely denied biomass
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“#31 - I have to dissagree with the assertion that plants need animals for food. They actually don't, they need biomass (organic matter) also known as compost (plant material) in combination with natural minerals (decomposing/leaching rocks and soil). Plants take these nutrients and make them biologically available (bioavailability) to human-animals and non-human animals alike.
Sure, plants have adapted to also accept animal matter, if in small quanity and properly decomposed, but plants existed long before the first animal species, so the roots of their evolution stems from being self-sustaining (pants need other plants). Pollonation has changed for most plants to include animals, but this is managed by the ecosystem so long as it is healthy (pesticide-free).”Read full review »
MirnaFalkner via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/26/18
More reviews of Eat For The Planet with Nil Zacharias
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“I purchased Nil's book after hearing his amazing story on Rich Roll's podcast.
I subsequently purchased a book for both of my office waiting rooms to share with everyone sitting there waiting to see me.
His podcast is equally inspiring and educational.
Thanks for doing what you do.”Read full review »
thechumas via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/15/18
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“listen to these they r honestly one of the most valuable ways u could spend ur time. learning so much from them ! wish the world would pay attention to this”
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Great Britain ·
08/03/17
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“I was already onboard reading onegreenplanet.org because it is a more hopeful newsletter than most. In this series, the founder of that site, Nils, interviews many different types of guests, on subjects to do with plant-based eating, and really gives us all a heads up and lots of information on...”Read full review »
Nils'fan via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/06/17
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