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You could burn it – the ash from burning a tree takes up only a fraction of the original volume.
by adwn 8y ago
You could burn it – the ash from burning a tree takes up only a fraction of the original volume.
- sudhirj 8y agoDon’t know if this is sarcasm, but burning the wood releases most of the carbon dioxide back into the air. The ash is just the unburnt carbon residue and other leftovers.
- adwn 8y agoYes, it was a joke. Sorry for that.
- logfromblammo 8y agoJokes aside, you could partially burn it, into charcoal, then grind down the charcoal, soak it in urea, and mix it with soil. The charcoal bits remain stable in soil for quite a long time, and helps retain plant nutrients.