Regenerative agriculture relies on poultry and livestock to restore the topsoil layer.

Meat isn't going away. In fact, we may wind up eating more, not less, of it, over time.

> Regenerative agriculture relies on poultry and livestock to restore the topsoil layer.

Why not use human excrement instead?

"The use of untreated human feces in agriculture poses significant health risks and has contributed to widespread infection with parasitic worms—a disease called helminthiasis, affecting over 1.5 billion people in developing countries."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_feces

It's the same for using animal feces. There are ways to mitigate risk.

https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.est.7b02811

Yes, exactly. Who said anything about using human poop untreated?

you don't have to consume the animals that contribute the the cycling of a healthy ecosystem...

frame it as you like, but eating meat is literally only necessary because people want to.

Demand for meat is rising due to incomes level rising in developing nations. Developing nations also outnumber developed nations, so whatever climate-saving diet related behaviors the West decides to take is still going to face pressure from an even larger group of people who want to spend their growing paycheck on goods like meat.