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Rather than try to maintain our current use of climate-changing fuels, doesn't it make more sense to promote the living organisms that are already tuned to main
by meristohm 3y ago
Rather than try to maintain our current use of climate-changing fuels, doesn't it make more sense to promote the living organisms that are already tuned to maintaining a livable environment for us? To do this we need a significant "land back" sea change, and I use that term intentionally to include many of the Native ways of stewardship and to suggest that we don't need to vacate land to revitalize it, we just need to change how we interact with it.
- PaulHoule 3y agoThat land could burn up (wildfires) or change because of changes from elsewhere. There is a lot of fear that changes in landuse to the southwest of the Amazon could cause the southern boundary of the Amazon to shift northwards, so even if the Amazon became a "shoot to kill" area it might disappear anyway. For that matter, natives developed a technology to turn Amazon rainforest into farmland with biochar.