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Over the past two months, we’ve explored how glyphosate use is expanding and how it moves through our shared environment—traveling through water, air, and soil far beyond where it’s applied. But what comes next? If these chemicals don’t stay put, how do we begin to restore the spaces we care for? If you’ve used glyphosate (or any regrettable substitution chemicals) in your garden, restoration begins by rebuilding the living system beneath your feet: the soil. Healthy soil is full of microorganisms, fungi, and insects that cycle nutrients, support plant growth, and even help break down contaminants over time. Supporting this ...