Save The Soil, Save Ourselves – The McDonough Conversations

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William McDonough and Joel Makower talk soil in the latest installment of The McDonough Conversations.  According to McDonough, there are two parts to keeping soil free of toxins: detoxifying and changing the way we make things.  “We want to go to a global-scale packaging protocol that allows things to either heal soil or give soil lightness and nutrition, or go back into industry forever and stop contaminating,” says McDonough.

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