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Return guest Stephanie Santell, Founder and CEO of (Re)wilding, joins us to discuss her new company. With her impressive experience working for the Environmental Protection Agency, Stephanie shares her wisdom and insight in exploring a new venture. We discuss how the landscape has changed in recent years, how companies need to adapt, and why biochar offers impressive benefits throughout it all.
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