Climate action doesn’t begin in boardrooms - it begins in the soil.In this powerful conversation, Naved Ahmad, climate action entrepreneur, ecosystem restorer, and author of Climate Doers, shares his unconventional journey from building and exiting businesses in Dubai to restoring degraded land and working directly with India’s small farmers.Over the last decade, Naved has transformed a barren 6-acre plot into a thriving forest ecosystem and is now empowering farmers through artisanal biochar, regenerative agriculture, and community-driven carbon removal. In this episode, we dive deep into:Why he walked away from corporate successThe real struggles of India’s smallholder farmersHow biochar brings life back to dead soilCarbon credits explained in a farmer-first wayWhy climate action must be simple, local, and inclusiveThis episode isn’t about climate theory - it’s about practical, ground-level solutions that restore ecosystems while creating predictable livelihoods.If you care about sustainability, regenerative farming, climate entrepreneurship, carbon markets, or impact-driven startups, this conversation will change how you look at climate action.

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