Carbon Sequestration

Policies and Practices to Address Climate Change with Biology, Soil Improvement, Photosynthesis

On an individual level, how can we make a difference in achieving a sustainable future without damaging the atmosphere with emissions.

Potential solutions extend from conservation, wise energy use, recycling and also include 'geoengineering' at the local level where, for example, farmers and market gardeners can make a difference, a 'humus' difference where "carbon farming" acts to sequester CO2 in the soil (as opposed to petro-chemical large industrial agriculture practices.)

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"Although too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is a pollutant, carbon is a valuable resource in the soil"

Start your research by taking a look at the writing of Maynard Kaufman, Michigan, US.

http://www.greenpolicy360.net/mw/images/CarbonSequestration_2014paper_Kaufman.pdf

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Tags:

Carbon Farming

Carbon Sequestration

Geoengineering

"Geotherapy"

Humification Process

No-till Agriculture

Organic Agriculture

Perennial food crops

Regenerative Agriculture

Restoration Agriculture