
The Living Earth Foundation is a 501(c)3 research and educational nonprofit pioneering the frontiers of agroecology. Our organization is proud to launch “Project 2035: The Campaign to Regenerate America.” This nationwide initiative aims to establish a new sustainable standard by making agroecology the primary method for domestic food production by 2035. The campaign delivers the technical infrastructure needed to eliminate the traditional three-to-five-year productivity gap that typically stalls sustainable transitions. By pairing our proprietary bioremediation methodology that rapidly extracts toxic agrochemical residues combined with a high-potency regenerative blend, our approach delivers superior, nutrient-dense yields that restore farm profitability within the very first year. By revitalizing the soil's natural microbiome, we reintroduce the biological diversity essential for long-term food security and climate resilience.
Global food giants like ADM, Cargill, PepsiCo, Nestle, and Unilever have elevated regenerative agriculture to a core business imperative. This systemic shift marks a move away from chemical-dependent models that cannot provide long-term supply chain security or the nutrient density today’s markets demand.
THE MITIGATION OF LANDFILL GREENHOUSE AND ODOROUS GASES
The Living Earth Foundation is currently providing bioremediation services in cooperation with
the City of Los Angeles at their largest landfill, the Sunshine Canyon Landfill, to test the efficacy of specialty microbial blends designed to remediate harmful greenhouse and odorous gas emissions.
Our specialty toxin-consuming microbes are currently being applied to the solid wastes at all of
the landfill's six transfer stations as well as directly onto the refuse being deposited into the
landfill. In addition, Living Earth is beginning to provide bioaugmentation services at the
completed grassland sections of the landfill to establish microbial biofilters in the
plant root systems that help to remediate the harmful gas emissions.




John Chester is the Owner and Filmmaker of the "Biggest Little Farm" based in Moorpark, CA. John spoke on the challenges and opportunities of sustainalbe organic farming.

James McMath is the Founder of the Living Earth Foundation. James shared insights in how agroecological practices offer the healthiest & most profitable
means for growing our foods.

Living Earth was the Recipient of the Patagonia Environmental Grant Award for “its innovative and resourceful approach to advancing a healthier and more productive means for growing foods, promoting fair trade and livable wage practices, and fostering solutions for creating a cleaner and more resilient environment.”










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