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That’s ridiculous. We’re talking about plants specifically grown, using agricultural techniques, for biochar or food. The entire industry is predicated on grow
by doctor_eval 7y ago
That’s ridiculous. We’re talking about plants specifically grown, using agricultural techniques, for biochar or food.
The entire industry is predicated on growing a predictable mass of plants per unit area. If we can’t do that then we have much bigger problems than the CO2 cycle.
- lazyjones 7y ago> We’re talking about plants specifically grown, using agricultural techniques, for biochar or food. And you believe this can be done in a CO2-neutral way, even if we assume the CO2 is recovered quickly and never accumulates in the atmosphere? Ridiculous, modern agriculture is far from even "low emission"...