Farming That Reverses Climate Change | Seat At The Table

Episode 2: The way we farm food is contributing to climate change so I’m looking at innovative ways to grow it instead. Poppy Okotcha guest stars to discuss regenerative agriculture which not only stops the release of carbon but reduces the amount of it in the atmosphere.

0:00 Intro
2:01 Totnes
7:00 Bangkok
11:45 Underground Farming
15:04 Food Choices

[jayarivera]

I work for an aeroponic company (Bifarm Tech) and we 100% believe in the potential and capabilities of vertical/urban CEA farming. It is amazing to see it finally scratch the surface in media to begin to get the attention it deserves. Thank you, Jack, and everyone involved in such an important, educational series.

[mallorytaylor]

The only negative is that this segment wasn’t longer! Incredible!! I eat meat MAYBE twice a week but this has pushed me to cancel it out of my meals completely. Thank you for such a raw but hopeful look into sustainable farm practices for the future!

[liveforjoy]

How incredible is that?! People using creativity, engineering and innovation to grow foods in new ways that take up virtually no land space and just above or below our existing structures. People are truly amazing when we put our minds to a great cause!

[deeeanna]

Rooftops and underground urban farming are brilliant solutions for lack of space in dense cities!! Learning about this definitely brings hope for us to cope with climate change. So thankful to these innovative people with green hands! 🙌🏼

[Wombosvideo]

I started watching Seat at the Table because I saw a sequence of it and was stunned by the visuals. I later realized that I was not stunned by the camera quality or whatever but by the beauty of nature. So if we want to keep on seeing these magical landscapes we need to protect it too. Thanks Jack and everyone else to remind us of what's important

[maddiewiley]

I used to watch you back in 2013, and i randomly thought of you a week ago and wondered what you were up to now. Seeing this I am in awe, considering I just finished a project about the inequality between the global north and south. Proof that everything happens for a reason. Thank you for this series, it is phenomenal.

[RaeOfLiv]

This is such a great way to highlight different climate solutions. I also love seeing how much effort you put into finding really interesting inspiring people, and especially helping to platform voices of women and POC in this series. So refreshing to see!

[MYMusicMYLove]

This is truly incredible! Years ago, you and Finn made this video discussing the decision you will make to help better the environment. I think you said you were going to get a refillable water bottle. It's so great to see that you have kept up this same energy. You are helping to change the world and it's amazing to see how you're using your YouTube powers for good. Already learning so much.

[RachelAma]

Thank you so much Jack and everyone who worked on this incredible, educational and important series!

[JeffXXX]

There's so many wasted space especially in concrete lands... Imagine if all rooftops are green. The city would look like a forest from up above.
Loving this series! 💚

[thomasinaction]

OMG the roof gardens are a neat idea! Not to mention the underground farms are pretty LIT too!

[chasealder]

I love this!! It's the perfect way to inform people without being down about it or preachy.

Also, I'm absolutely in love with Jack! He's the best presenter so much fun to watch 😀

[Geimkisi]

Wow, haven't seen your face for years. Welcome back into my YouTube rotation, I missed you and your kind soul <3 . The message is also so important, we need to do better to take care of this planet!

[toscagarciagil]

I can't believe that I started following your channel when it was you, Finn and Tyler Oakley talking about gay slang or something and now you're on your way to COP26. Thank you for your great work!

[safoorahafeez]

I havent seen any documentry of that kind. The way it is created and presented. I loved both the episodes.

[MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Brilliant segment of an amazing series. Thank you so much for doing this and highlighting permaculture, inspiring young people involved in the future of regenerative farming, and diverse alternative narratives that help us re-imagine the food system that can help us bring humanity back to climate safety and wellness.

[Kategan]

You've put so much effort into filming this series, well done!

[daniellekaris]

Thank you so much for creating the series! Very inspirational!

[maddiemoate]

Such an incredible series! Thank you team for making something so beautiful, educational and hopeful x

[CarTa]

Kotch's building is dope. I hope she gets contracts all over the world. You go girl!