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If we cut the trees and ship them somewhere they will not decay(south pole?). And then grow new trees and do the same thing again. That should remove carbon fro
by arvesv 7y ago
If we cut the trees and ship them somewhere they will not decay(south pole?). And then grow new trees and do the same thing again. That should remove carbon from the carbon cycle. Is this doable and sensible?
- OrangeMango 7y agoIt's probably doable, but likely not sensible. If you instead use the wood as lumber for durable items (such as houses and furniture), you will drastically slow the decay rate, reduce usage of other carbon-emitting processes, and make room for new trees to grow (which is extremely carbon negative). It won't solve the problem on its own, but it would certainly help.