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a) This is based on limiting the methane from the soil being released by rice plants during the growing process if I understand it correctly. What will happen
by ThinkBeat 3y ago
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This is based on limiting the methane from the soil being released
by rice plants during the growing process if I understand it correctly.
What will happen to the soil if it keeps accruing more methane?
If it is used to getting rid of a large amount of methane every year,
will it impact the fields negatively long term?
- sp332 3y agoMethane is produced from bacteria breaking down material in the soil without oxygen. With oxygen, different bacteria can gow there, which produce less methane and more carbon dioxide. I don't think the soil retains much either way.