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[Intro]
\n[Instrumental, Synth Solo]
\n(What?!?!)
\nDo you see that
\n(It’s alive)
\nArrive on alive<\/p>\n

[Verse 1]
\nDoes the land
\nHave a pulse
\nUnderstand
\nImpulse<\/p>\n

[Break]
\n(What?!?!)
\nDo you see that
\n(It’s alive)
\nArrive at alive<\/p>\n

[Verse 2]
\nDoes the earth
\nHave a birth
\nCome alive
\nSo we’ll survive<\/p>\n

[Break]
\n(What?!?!)
\nDo you see that
\n(It’s alive)
\nArrive at alive<\/p>\n

[Bridge]
\nFrom thrive
\n(To dead dust)
\nCan’t survive
\n(Though we must)<\/p>\n

[Chorus]
\n(What?!?!)
\nDid you see that
\n(It’s alive)
\nArrive alive (I’ve, I’ve….)<\/p>\n

[Outro]
\nWhat!
\nDid you see that
\n(I’ve, I’ve….)
\nGotta arrive alive (alive, alive)<\/p>\n

A SCIENCE NOTE
\nWhat makes soil so crucial to addressing the climate crisis is its unique role in these interactions — soil is alive<\/em><\/strong>. Unlike the atmosphere or oceans, which are primarily composed of inorganic matter and operate as passive systems, soil is a living, dynamic medium that supports a vast array of organisms, from microbes to plant roots. These organisms play a central role in processes like carbon sequestration, nutrient cycling, and water retention, all of which directly influence climate stability. Soil offers the most adaptable and interactive mechanisms for slowing or preventing a wide range of climate feedback loops.<\/p>\n

Climate change is accelerating soil degradation at an alarming rate, pushing once-productive land toward desertification much faster than historical trends. While natural desertification can take centuries, human-induced climate change and land mismanagement are speeding up the process, with significant consequences.<\/p>\n

Key Indicators of Acceleration<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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    Rising Global Temperatures<\/strong><\/p>\n