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Further Notes on Climate “Smart” Agriculture: Carbon Sequestration and its Discontents
Climate “smart” enthusiasts claim that damaging effects of climate change can be reversed by agricultural practices that promote sequestration of atmospheric carbon in soil. What is the evidence? In my February 7, 2017 palaver Climate “Smart” or Climate Semantics? I … Continue reading
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Tagged carbon sequestration, climate change, climate smart, conservation tillage, soil
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