Jesse S. McDougall

Father. Farmer. Believer in hard work and hard money.

@jsmcdougall

[Jesse S. McDougall @jsmcdougall]

It's that time of year again!

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#farming #carnivore #foodfreedom #vermont

[Jesse S. McDougall @jsmcdougall]

The original debasement trade.

[Alex Gladstein 🌋 ⚡ @gladstein]

@jonstewart He's right that the admin uses crypto tokens to grift....

but he's dreadfully wrong about Bitcoin, which is a powerful human rights tool for the powerless worldwide.

Would you be open to learn more about this conversation?

Essay for reference

https://t.co/wQGOa6Ffrr

[SAVE BEEF 🇺🇸 BeefMaps.com @BeefMaps]

“They gotta get rid of me so they could control you.”

American ranchers are being eliminated so someone else can own your food supply.

The U.S. cattle herd has been liquidated 7 years in a row.

Find your rancher now 🇺🇸 https://t.co/ml7XAEF2qf

[Lyn Alden @LynAldenContact]

@natbrunell @jonstewart I support Natalie on Jon’s show. And would amplify that to my audience.

She’s a professional journalist that can comment objectively on the topic.

[Jesse S. McDougall @jsmcdougall]

You wouldn't be OK with 10 global corporations owning and controlling the air you need.

You wouldn't be OK with 10 global corporations owning and controlling the water you need.

We are we seemingly OK with 10 global corporations owning and controlling the food we need?

[Jesse S. McDougall @jsmcdougall]

@jackmallers @zio1897 @Strike Vermont?

[Jesse S. McDougall @jsmcdougall]

@PeoplesReserve Is this available in Vermont?

[Jesse S. McDougall @jsmcdougall]

Is anyone here aware of Custom Registries for #Start9? I'm looking for more apps, like #Immich and #paperless-ngx. Thanks.

#startos #homeserver @start9labs

[Jesse S. McDougall @jsmcdougall]

Verifying my account on nostr

My Public Key: npub17faysylnrk86lqph0mc46j3e0cmypdw2rhlm488fmj536vmzczgs5qlnh4

Find others at https://t.co/gnybivEX4k @nostrdirectory #nostr

[Ruben Dario Palacio, Ph.D. @rdpalacio]

It's not just about carbon, folks.

The problems run too deep.

[Soil4Climate @soil4climate]

Dear Colleagues, Here is a compendium of #EmpiricalEvidence from #PeerReviewed papers showing the efficacy of @AllanRSavory's approach to using well-managed grazing to achieve #ecological and #climate benefits. Please review. Thank you. @GeorgeMonbiot
https://t.co/7q5oXqINWR

[Dr. Vandana Shiva @drvandanashiva]

My deepest learning took place as a volunteer for #Chipko movement in my region of Garhwal in Central Himalaya in 1970’s .
#Chipko #TreeHugging is resistance to destruction of nature & people’s lives & livelihoods by direct action springing from limitless love for the Earth

[Rupert Read 🌍 🔥 @GreenRupertRead]

"It's worth remembering the history of violence these tree-huggers endured and that right was on their side."

My letter in The Times today regarding Keir Starmer's alleged hatred of "tree-huggers".

https://t.co/Ffy7ecrBp5

[Allan Savory @AllanRSavory]

Thank you. You understood what @GeorgeMonbiot & many people missed when he put out a smoke screen to avoid debate. Desertification in seasonal rainfall environments (brown areas below in picture) is due to loss of biodiversity caused by slow chemical oxidation that replaces rapid biological decay of billions of tons of annually dying grass. It was clearly explained here ten years ago https://t.co/MdlC3iPQ6a Started when humans killed off most large animals that maintained decay by trampling and with their moist gut containing micro-organisms digesting and excreting. Native Americans & Aborigines saw the damage when they killed off 80% of the genera of large animals & tried to prevent slow oxidation from killing life - by using fire (rapid oxidation) that began desertification on different continents about 60,000 years ago. As I showed, in what is now an American National Park, an irrigation-based Native American civilization was destroyed by desertification before Spaniards arrived with sheep & centuries before fossil fuels.
Areas of the land 100 times larger than the UK, including national parks in US, Africa, Australia, etc are every year sending carbon & water from soil to atmosphere. The desertifying National Parks I showed tell us with scientific certainty that the cause of desertification is the way in which all governments and large environmental organizations @WWF @IUCN @TNC @AP and universities develop management policies. As long as most of the world’s land including vast National Parks larger than the UK is releasing water & carbon because of desertification, droughts, floods & climate change will continue no matter what we do.
With an Oxford Think Tank having published a report saying climate change will globally wipe out all cities economies & businesses & billions of people will die in violence is why I said “To shorten this debate let us assume:
The World’s soils can sequester no carbon. Cattle give off 20 times the methane they do. Every human becomes vegan”. I conceded Monbiot’s entire line of reasoning at the outset so that we could focus the debate on the way policies are developed that is causing climate change (there is no other cause known). And I then stated what I contend (the very basis of the debate) which was:
--That we have to address the way in which policy is developed dictating management at scale.
--And when we do that it will require millions more cattle, sheep, goats, camels, even if they are only eaten by vultures.
I then asked Monbiot to now tell us how he (or any scientist) would reverse global desertification using technology? The entire future of humanity hangs on that question and I am willing to debate it with any scientist in the world to save billions of lives and offer young people hope.
The rest is history as everyone saw – Monbiot spent the entire time discussing carbon, methane & irrelevant papers by authors who never mentioned oxidation or any aspect of my life's work calling them "peer reviewed" when none were by any of my peers. Here is oxidation (several years of slow chemical breakdown) killing grass and soil life in the Aldo Leopold Memorial Forest on the Rio Grande river in the US - and just the desertifying areas of Africa over a hundred times the size of the UK (which is same size as the desertifying little island off the African coast. We need to start taking climate change seriously.

[Jesse S. McDougall @jsmcdougall]

@peterbyck Hey. Thank you for the work you're doing. That is all.

[Yale Environment 360 @YaleE360]

From our archives: The water that a single tree transpires daily has the cooling effect of two home air conditioners.

Deforestation is dramatically disrupting this arboreal air conditioning.
https://t.co/L1akizAAmq

[Stop Ecocide Belgium @StopEcocideBe]

📷 International recognition of #ecocide will deter the worst harms to #nature + level the playing field for regenerative approaches to agriculture.
Sign our Farming & Land Open Letter: https://t.co/XXdzaRrELs
Credit @drvandanashiva / #integraleconomics
#StopEcocide

[Judith D. Schwartz @judithdschwartz]

The flip-side being that by working with the water cycle (e.g. by enhancing soil health and biodiversity) we *create the conditions* for fire resilience. 🪲🐄🦉🍄🌳

[Allan Savory @AllanRSavory]

Perhaps one of best interviews I have had - for anyone puzzled by our apparent stupidity, argument & blaming over climate change when no one is to blame - It is long so if impatient go to 40 -51 min

https://t.co/uGGMZDG58Y

https://t.co/EPmzG83qdY
https://t.co/e1RMR0umzx