Trees and Land Absorbed Almost No CO2 Last Year. Is Nature’s Carbon Sink Failing? 1024.rtf
Methane Emissions Much More Sensitive to Global Heating than Earlier Thought 0722.rtf
How Coastland Development ‘Blue Carbon' Contributes to Climate Change 0615.rtf
Cutting Soot and Methane May Not Give Hoped-For Climate Help 0813.rtf
CO2 Levels Accelerate 1207.rtf
Plants and Soils Could Accelerate Climate Warming 1112.rtf
More on CO2 Sink Fading 1207.rtf
CO2 from Australia Bush Fires = Its Annual Industrial Emissions 0209.rtf
Carbon Sinks Changing 2 0313.pdf
Climate Change “Will Accelerate” Owing to Decline in Natural Carbon Storage 0325.rtf
Poorest Areas Have Zero Harvests Left – UN Chief 0624.rtf
Shaky Ground 0723.rtf - Selling sequestration credits is shaky, for several reasons. 1. Carbon may only move from the lower solis layers to the top foot. 2. Carbon may not stay in the ground nearly as long (a century) as the soil credit is sold for. 3. The error bars for measurements or claims are very wide, and include zero. 4. Sampling is relatively costly, so samples from a few sampled fields are combined in a computer model to estimate savings for many more unsampled fields. 5. Other lesser issues.
No-Till May Not Be the Agricultural Panacea We Thought It Was 0822.rtf - With no-till, more carbon is found in the top 10 cm of soil, but even less (than before) 10-60 cm down, for less carbon (0.28 to 2.29 tonnes / hectare) stored aross the whole soil profile. Based on 144 studies over the last 50 years. Un-tilled soil becomes compacted over time.
Soil-Science Revolution Upends Plans to Fight Climate Change 0721.rtf - Many, more recent, studies indicate that, when soil carbon building practices (no-till, cover crops, etc.) are used, more carbon shows up in the top. "When farmers skipped the tilling and instead drilled seeds into the ground, carbon stores grew in upper soil layers, but they disappeared from lower layers. Most experts now believe that the practice redistributes carbon within the soil rather than increases it.”
Moreover, what the researchers found — or, more specifically, what they didn’t find — was shocking: there were few or no long “recalcitrant” carbon molecules — the kind that don’t break down. Almost everything seemed to be small and, in principle, digestible.
Net, Land Absorbs Carbon Now, but It Could Emit It in Just a Few Decades 0121.rtf - forests AND soils
Peatlands Store Lots of Carbon, but Warming and Development Could End That 1220.rtf
Climate Change May Reduce Soil’s Ability to Absorb Water – a Key Store of CO2 - 0919.rtf
Organic Farming Can Be Much Worse for the Climate 1218.rtf - lower crop yields / acre —> more forest acres to food crops
There’s a Climate Bomb Under Your Feet 1017.rtf
1:3 of Earth's Soil Is Acutely Degraded due to Agriculture 0917.rtf
Drylands Will Suffer if World Reaches 2°C 0417.rtf
Is Climate Change Putting the World's Micro-Biomes at Risk? 0316.rtf
Earth Has Lost 1:3 of Arable Land in Past 40 Years 1215.rtf
Why Scientists Are So Worried about Drylands (40% of Earth’s Land) 0915.rtf
How Fast Will Rising Temperatures Shrink the Earth's CO2 Storage Spots? 0615.rtf
World's Plants and Soils to Switch from Carbon Sink to Source by 2100 - 0415.rtf
California Rangeland Lost to Farms & Cities Poses Greenhouse Gas Risk 1214.rtf
Warning over Vulnerability of Soil Carbon to Warming 0914.rtf
Study Questions Nature’s Ability to ‘Self-Correct’ Climate 0813.rtf
Rice Paddies Spew Methane. New Variety Makes Them Much Less Gassy. 0225.rtf
Oil Companies Leaked Less Methane in West Texas, Report. Enviros Doubt It. 0125.rtf
Methane Emissions in Permian Basin Fall as Drillers Plug Leaks 1224.rtf
CO2 Pollution in the West Could Drop with Expansion of Electrical Grid 1024.rtf
How Factory Farming Ends, Cutting Greenhouse Gas Emissions 0824.rtf
The World Agreed to Ban Hydrochlorofluorocarbons— and It’s Working 0624.rtf
Planetary Health Diet Will Likely Keep You Alive Longer and Help the Planet 0624.rtf
The Race to Map the World’s Forests and Protect $110 Billion of Trade 0624.rtf
World Bank’s Climate Plan - Pricier Red Meat & Dairy, Cheaper Chicken & Veggies 0524.rtf
A Drug for Cows Could Curb Methane Emissions from Meat and Dairy 0524.rtf
Rice Has a Methane Problem That a Startup Promise to Fix 0524.rtf
Dehydrate the Stratosphere to Curb Global Warming? 0224.rtf
Turning Methane from Dairy Barns and Coal Mines to CO2 Fights Climate Change 0124.rtf
Dairy Giants Take 1st Steps to Tackle Planet-Warming Cow Burps 1223.rtf
Progress in SE Asia & Brazil to Slow Deforestation Could Boost Climate Efforts 0823.rtf
Why Won’t Companies Use This Quick Fix to Reduce Cow Methane Emissions? 0623.rtf - Feed additive cuts methane in burps 30%, but is not cheap enough for most.
Cheap Methane Fix to Global Warming Is Finally Gaining Support 0623.rtf
The High-Stakes Race to Reduce Emissions from Cement 0623.rtf
Brazil’s Lula Lays Out Plan to Halt Amazon Deforestation 0623.rtf
A Simple Way to Prevent Heaps of Methane Pollution - Composting 0523.rtf
New (Gas) Pipeline Agency Rule Aimed at Cutting Methane Leaks 0523.rtf
Price to Plug Old Wells in Gulf of Mexico Is $30 Billion 0523.rtf
Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon Falls in 1st Month under Lula 0223.rtf
Fixing Oil & Gas Industry Methane Leaks, a Climate Game Changer, Pays for Itself 1122.rtf
University of Queensland Looks to Drastically Cut Livestock Methane Emissions 1022.rtf
New Zealand to Tax Agriculture Emissions at the Farm, in World 1st 1022.rtf
1st Harvest of Methane-Reducing Seaweed Asparagopsis in Western Australia 1022.rtf
Reducing Beef’s Carbon Footprint Is Key to Net-Zero in Latin America, Caribbean 0922.rtf
Vultures Prevent 10s of Millions of Metric Tons of Carbon Emissions Each Year 0922.rtf
New Technology Could Help Air Conditioning’s Climate Problem 0922.rtf
Seaweed Feed Reduces Cow Methane Emissions, but Scaling Up Is Slow 0822.rtf
Plant-Based Meat by Far the Best Climate Investment, Report Finds 0722.rtf
Feeding Cows Seaweed Reduces Their Methane Emissions. Scaling Up Needed 0622.rtf - Average methane belch reduction was 52% for feed Brominata, made of a red seaweed, Asparagopsis taxiformis, at a dairy farm in California.
Cow and Sheep Burps to Be Taxed by New Zealand, in World 1st 0622.rtf
Thawing Permafrost in Sweden Releases Less Methane than Feared 0522.rtf
Cutting Methane Emissions Can Stop Arctic Summer Sea Ice from Melting 0322.rtf
Cracking Down on Methane ‘Ultra Emitters’ Can Combat Climate Change Quickly 0222.rtf
States to Get $1.15 Billion from Feds to Plug Abandoned Wells Leaking Methane 0122.rtf
Analysis of $ per ton Carbon Capture Options in industry 0721.rtf
Cow Feed That Cleans Potent Methane Burps Nears Europe Rollout 1121.rtf
We Need a Bigger Planet to Fix the Climate with Trees 1121.rtf
“Urban Sequoia” Technology Could Turn Buildings into Climate-Fighting Tools 1121.rtf
Biden Wants to Cut Methane Emissions. We Must Get It Out of the Air, Too. 1121.rtf
The Cheap and Easy Climate Fix to Cool the Planet Fast - Methane Control 1021.rtf
EPA to Slash Use of Powerful Greenhouse Gases in Grocery Freezers 0921.rtf
China Just Entered Major HFC Climate Pact. Now Comes the Hard Part. 0921.rtf
Capping Methane-Spewing Oil Wells, One Hole at a Time 0721.rtf
Manufacturers Are Now Providing Data for Buying Climate-Friendly Refrigerators 0421.rtf
Feeding Cows Seaweed Could Slash Their Methane Emissions a Staggering 82% - 0321.rtf
How Wetlands Are Linked to Our Climate 0221.rtf
An Unusual Snack for Cows, a Powerful Fix for Climate 1120.rtf
Burger King Addresses Climate Change by Changing Cows' Diets 0720.rtf
Mootral’s Garlicky Supplements Solve Cow Methane Burps 0520.rtf
Can Methane Burps Be Bred Out of Cows? 0719.rtf
Could Changing the Way We Farm Rice Be a Climate Solution? 0420.rtf
Carbon-Intensive Cement Industry Feeling the Heat 0919.rtf
America's Mega-Emitters Are Starting to Close 0819.rtf
Can We Grow Enough Seaweed to Help Cows Fight Climate Change? 0619.rtf
Dispose of Old CFCs to Help Fight Climate Change 0419.rtf
Termite Mounds Prevent 1:2 of Termite Methane Emissions 1118.rtf
Companies Launch Plan to Capture Methane from Hog Manure Lagoons 1118.rtf
Seaweed Diet for Burping Cows? 0718.rtf
How Eating Seaweed Can Help Cows to Belch Less Methane 0718.rtf
‘Farming’ Microbes to Feed Cows Could Save Land and Cut Emissions 0618.rtf
Seaweed in Cow Feed Reduces Methane Emissions Almost Entirely 0518.rtf
Negative Emissions Tested at World’s 1st Major BECCS Facility 0616.rtf
Trees Deal with Climate Change Better than Expected 0316.rtf
Rice Growers on the Front Lines of U.S. Carbon Markets 0116.rtf
Save More than 4 Million Lives a Year by Harnessing the Sun to Cook 0116.rtf
New Rice Could Help Reduce Global Greenhouse Gases 1215.rtf
Better Manure Management to Help Cut EU Farm Emissions by 2025 - 1215.rtf
Rice Farmers Now Eligible for Carbon Offset Payments 0615.rtf
Replacing Old Gas Pipes Reduces Leaks 0915.rtf
Beef’s Impact on Emissions Scrutinized 0815.rtf
Diet Change Cuts Methane Emissions in Cow Burps 0815.rtf
Less-Gassy Cows Could Soon Be on Farms 1214.rtf
Not Long to Wait Till Released CO2 Turns Up Temperature 1214.rtf
Melting Permafrost May Stabilize Global Long-Term Temperatures 0714.rtf
Europe Soil Organic Carbon Content.pdf
Carbon Cycle Gets More Extreme as Climate Changes 0813.rtf
Global GHG Emissions Flat in 2009 - 0710.rtf
Columbus Cut Atmospheric CO2 Levels 1011.rtf
Cut Soot, Methane & Low Ozone 0211.rtf
Approaching Tipping Points 0108.rtf
Atmosphere Ripe for Climate Disaster Now 1108.rtf
Natural Sinks Still Sop Up Carbon 0512.rtf
Cutting Methane, Soot Soon Can Slow Climate Damage 1112.rtf
Carbon Cycle Science Update Since IPCC AR-4 0710.webarchive
Progress in SE Asia & Brazil to Slow Deforestation Could Boost Climate Efforts 0823
Why Won’t Companies Use This Quick Fix to Reduce Cow Methane Emissions? 0623 - Feed additive cuts methane in burps 30%, but is not cheap enough for most.
Cheap Methane Fix to Global Warming Is Finally Gaining Support 0623
The High-Stakes Race to Reduce Emissions from Cement 0623
Brazil’s Lula Lays Out Plan to Halt Amazon Deforestation 0623
A Simple Way to Prevent Heaps of Methane Pollution - Composting 0523
New (Gas) Pipeline Agency Rule Aimed at Cutting Methane Leaks 0523
Price to Plug Old Wells in Gulf of Mexico Is $30 Billion 0523
What’s Needed to Reach Net-Zero This Century - IEA 0423
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Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon Falls in 1st Month under Lula 0223
Fixing Oil & Gas Industry Methane Leaks, a Climate Game Changer, Pays for Itself 1122
New Zealand to Tax Agriculture Emissions at the Farm, in World 1st 1022
1st Harvest of Methane-Reducing Seaweed Asparagopsis in Western Australia 1022
University of Queensland Looks to Drastically Cut Livestock Methane Emissions 1022
Reducing Beef’s Carbon Footprint Is Key to Net-Zero in Latin America, Caribbean 0922
Vultures Prevent 10s of Millions of Metric Tons of Carbon Emissions Each Year 0922
New Technology Could Help Air Conditioning’s Climate Problem 0922
Seaweed Feed Reduces Cow Methane Emissions, but Scaling Up Is Slow 0822
Plant-Based Meat Is by Far the Best Climate Investment, Report Finds 0722
Feeding Cows Seaweed Reduces Their Methane Emissions. Scaling Up Needed 0622 - Average methane belch reduction was 52% for feed Brominata, made of a red seaweed, Asparagopsis taxiformis, at a dairy farm in California.
Cow and Sheep Burps to Be Taxed by New Zealand, in World 1st 0622
Cracking Down on Methane ‘Ultra Emitters’ Can Combat Climate Change Quickly 0222
States to Get $1.15 Billion from Feds to Plug Abandoned Wells Leaking Methane 0122
Biden Wants to Cut Methane Emissions. We Must Get It Out of the Air, Too. 1121
Cow Feed That Cleans Potent Methane Burps Nears Europe Rollout 1121
EPA to Slash Use of Powerful Greenhouse Gases in Grocery Freezers 0921
China Just Entered Major HFC Climate Pact. Now Comes the Hard Part. 0921
A Techno-Economic Analysis of Carbon Capture Options in industry 0721
Manufacturers Are Now Providing Data for Buying Climate-Friendly Refrigerators 0421
Feeding Cows Seaweed Could Slash Their Methane Emissions a Staggering 82% - 0321
How Wetlands Are Linked to Our Climate 0221
Burger King Addresses Climate Change by Changing Cows' Diets 0720
Mootral’s Garlicky Supplements Solve Cow Methane Burps 0520
The Cheap and Easy Climate Fix to Can Cool the Planet Fast - Methane Control 1021
Carbon-Intensive Cement Industry Feeling the Heat 0919
America's Mega-Emitters Are Starting to Close 0819
Can Methane Burps Be Bred Out of Cows? 0719
Can We Grow Enough Seaweed to Help Cows Fight Climate Change? 0619
Dispose of Old CFCs to Help Fight Climate Change 0419
Companies Launch Plan to Capture Methane from Hog Manure Lagoons 1118
Termite Mounds Prevent 1/2 of Termite Methane Emissions 1118
How Eating Seaweed Can Help Cows to Belch Less Methane 0718
‘Farming’ Microbes to Feed Cows Could Save Land and Cut Emissions 0618
Negative Emissions Tested at World’s 1st Major BECCS Facility 0616
Rice Growers on the Front Lines of U.S. Carbon Markets 0116
Save More than 4 Million Lives a Year by Harnessing the Sun to Cook 0116
New Rice Could Help Reduce Global Greenhouse Gases 1215
Better Manure Management to Help Cut EU Farm Emissions by 2025 - 1215
Rice Farmers Now Eligible for California Carbon Offset Payments 0615
Replacing Old Gas Pipes Reduces Leaks 0915
Beef’s Impact on Argentina’s Emissions Scrutinized 0815
Diet Change Cuts Methane Emissions in Cow Burps 0815
Not Long to Wait Till Released CO2 Turns Up Temperature 1214.rtf
Flights in the Pacific Fingered as a Big Climate Culprit 0913.rtf
Carbon Cycle Gets More Extreme as Climate Changes 0813.rtf
Cutting Methane, Soot Soon Can Slow Climate Damage 1112.rtf
Natural Sinks Still Sop Up Carbon 0512.rtf
Columbus Cut Atmospheric CO2 Levels 1011.rtf
Cut Soot, Methane & Low Ozone 0211.rtf
Carbon Cycle Science Update Since IPCC AR-4 0710.webarchive
Global GHG Emissions Flat in 2009 - 0710.rtf
Section Map: Carbon Emissions