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With plants that remain part of the life cycle? Sure. But growing plants can lock away carbon more permanently depending how it is disposed of. Consider http
by btilly 4y ago
With plants that remain part of the life cycle? Sure. But growing plants can lock away carbon more permanently depending how it is disposed of.
Consider https://charmindustrial.com/ https://charmindustrial.com/. They take bio waste products (for example corn husks and cobs), turn it into oil, then put that back into wells. So growing plants (in this specific case, food) winds up permanently locking waste away.
- blueflow 4y ago> They take bio waste products [...], turn it into oil I was about to call bullshit because of the first law of thermodynamics, but their FAQ states: > Unlike crude oil, bio-oil cannot sustain a flame, bio-oil has much lower energy density Good! > are heated up to about 500°C in a few seconds without burning I wonder where that heat comes from.