Soil extinction is not just another ecological challenge. It is an existential threat. If we do the right things now, we can significantly turn this situation around and regenerate the soil in the next 15-25 years.–Sg #SaveSoil #ConsciousPlanet @UNCCD@FAO @WFP @UNEP @cpsavesoil pic.twitter.com/o0pgUMpiR5

— Sadhguru (@SadhguruJV) February 10, 2022

Soil degradation has reduced crop productivity on 23 percent of land across the globe,resulting in an annual loss of $235 billion to $577 billion in annual global crop output.
Join the movement.Sign up and become an #EarthBuddyhttps://t.co/4FsTEuaxyV#ConsciousPlanet #SaveSoil pic.twitter.com/Fmc4qXLdOp

— Conscious Planet #SaveSoil (@cpsavesoil) February 11, 2022

Half the world's population is already suffering the impacts of declining soil health. Before these numbers rise even more, irrecoverably, let us make it 3 billion people for change instead! We must #SaveSoil. #ConsciousPlanet https://t.co/hXgdkz4wL5 pic.twitter.com/cP0pzawP9q

— Conscious Planet (@cpsavesoil) January 28, 2022

87% of the species on the planet depend on only 39 inches of topsoil covering the Earth’s surface. A healthy soil has at least 5% organic matter. This small amount is what facilitates life on the planet. #SaveSoil #ConsciousPlanet https://t.co/hXgdkyNtJ5 pic.twitter.com/66gjhcqzqk

— Conscious Planet (@cpsavesoil) January 26, 2022

The importance of soil biodiversity cannot be underestimated! A rich soil is the key factor in balancing carbon levels, which is not only crucial for climate change but also to our food and health.#SaveSoil #ConsciousPlanet pic.twitter.com/AC9rbBmsSF

— Conscious Planet (@cpsavesoil) January 25, 2022