Patagonia & Carbon Underground Founders’ Op-Ed in East Bay Times

Patagonia Founder Yvon Chouinard and The Carbon Underground Co-Founder Larry Kopald co-wrote an Op-Ed that appeared in the Sunday edition of the East Bay Times on how regenerative agriculture and ranching can east the drought for farmers in California.

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