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What about charts for the positive counter-cyclical measurements? Off the top of my head, if there's more CO2 there should be more plant growth, right? Is there
by breck 7y ago
What about charts for the positive counter-cyclical measurements? Off the top of my head, if there's more CO2 there should be more plant growth, right? Is there a chart for that? The problem with these current charts is while momentum is usually a good predictor, if you aren't looking at the full picture you might miss key indicators that could drastically change the future (ie. if you just looked at charts that showed the WeWork narrative you want to present, the future would look predictable until a couple months ago).
- kaybe 7y agoMore CO2 might not be a good thing for plant-based carbon sinks: Some plants with less stored carbon might outcompete others, lowering the sink storage. This issue is quite involved. https://e360.yale.edu/features/the-strange-case-of-the-liana-vine-and-its-role-in-global-warming https://e360.yale.edu/features/the-strange-case-of-the-liana...
- breck 7y agoInteresting. Thanks for the link. More reason to have more charts on this dashboard tracking countercyclicals like plant density, green acreage, etc