I read all your posts and generally like them. Some I share. This one I copied and posted to my Sustainability class at JMU. There are 20 students and hopefully they will read it, though it seems they would rather watch documentaries. Our main effort, as we begin to wind the semester to its conclusion, is to find ways to draw down carbon that individuals, cohesive groups and communities can actually do. Soil carbon is a first priority, including biochar and regenerative agriculture (in all its forms). Thanks for adding more to out list of actionable possibilities.
I read all your posts and generally like them. Some I share. This one I copied and posted to my Sustainability class at JMU. There are 20 students and hopefully they will read it, though it seems they would rather watch documentaries. Our main effort, as we begin to wind the semester to its conclusion, is to find ways to draw down carbon that individuals, cohesive groups and communities can actually do. Soil carbon is a first priority, including biochar and regenerative agriculture (in all its forms). Thanks for adding more to out list of actionable possibilities.