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Here's your host, Karina Belizzi.

Hello, fellow dookers and friends. I'm your host, Karina Belizzi. In this week's minisode, I'm giving you a

preview of my conversation with Paul Hawken, an episode that will air next week. Paul Hawken wrote

the incredible book, Regeneration,

Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation. As we got acquainted, I went ahead and told him a little

bit about the open space preserve behind my house, which automatically led to a discussion about fires

in California and global warming.

Now, Paul has five best-selling New York Times books under his belt already, and my confidence

is complete that this one will enter that ranks as well.

Get a little taste of what my conversation with Paul is like, and stay tuned for next week's

episode. It will air on

the 15th of September. Thank you, listeners. Enjoy. I know, I'm right by Chaparral. So it's like

when I take a hike around my neighborhood, on one side, I hit redwoods of the hill. And on the other

side, it's all just oak trees and grazing pasture.

It's an open space preserve for the preservation of a specific grass that's unique to California

and a beetle that hunts by sight.

And so they have to have rudiments on the property.

And they rotate them from several different pastures. It used to be an

old milk farm, an all dairy farm, I guess. Yeah. And so it's not quite a fully regenerative

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