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But wouldn't that be good for carbon capture? Let the tree grow quickly, then when it dies store the wood somewhere and plant a new one.
by ginko 8y ago
But wouldn't that be good for carbon capture? Let the tree grow quickly, then when it dies store the wood somewhere and plant a new one.
- therein 8y agoStore the wood somewhere? Am I naive to think that it will be burned?
- bluGill 8y agoEven burning isn't necessarily bad. Wood burned in nature (which we can simulate easily) will leave a lot of unburned carbon behind in the form of charcoal. You have to deal with the air pollution though (which is a real problem, but been going on for longer than humans).