The discussion panel on "How to Stop Climate Change for Real" highlighted the vast potentials of regenerative agriculture, soil carbon sequestration, alternative proteins, sustainable diets, and an ethical global transition towards clean energy for combating the continual threat of climate change. Eamon Ryan, the Irish Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications, delivered a keynote speech that highlighted the need to redirect resources to renewable projects across the Global South. Finian Conor Makepeace, producer of the renowned documentaries Kiss the Ground and Common Ground, detailed regenerative agricultural practices that rebuild soil health and maximise carbon sequestration potential. Common Ground was released as the sequel of Kiss the Ground to great critical acclaim and was awarded the International Green Film Award by Cinema for Peace in 2024. Its glowing cast including Jason Momoa and Donald Glover, and profiles an innovative movement of farmers utilising alternative “regenerative” models of agriculture that enable all the carbon in the atmosphere to be put back into the soil to fight climate change. Bruce Friedrich, Co-founder and President of The Good Food Institute (GFI), addressed innovation opportunities in alternative proteins and emphasized the policy support needed to curb projected increases in global meat consumption. The session concluded with a call for united, innovative thinking to safeguard communities, biodiversity, and the planet for future generations.