Can organic farming reverse agriculture from a carbon source to a carbon sink?

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More than a third of global greenhouse gases (GHGs) come from agriculture and a new theory suggest human can reverse global warming by sequestering several hundred billion tons of excess CO2 through regenerative, organic farming, ranching and land use. 

Oregon State University study links climate changes in Northern and Southern Hemispheres - with 200 year lag

999 days ago - ENN
A new study using evidence from a highly detailed ice core from West Antarctica shows a consistent link between abrupt temperature changes on...

New approach to energy savings for supermarkets

999 days ago - ENN
The capacity to deliver continuous electricity for refrigeration is one of the central planks of the modern-day food distribution...
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Cross-species animal fights explained by new research

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Cleaner buses could result in fewer school absences

1005 days ago - ENN
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A brief history of Earth Day

1006 days ago - ENN
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1006 days ago - ENN
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Energy-tracking app encourages sustainable behaviors

1006 days ago - ENN
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Ants avoid traffic jams

1006 days ago - ENN
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The Sage Grouse is NOT getting Endangered Species Act protection

1006 days ago - ENN
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US leads the world in EV adoption

1007 days ago - ENN
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Fishing impacts on the Great Barrier Reef

1007 days ago - ENN
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Limited nutrients may keep plants from growing as fast as scientists thought

1007 days ago - ENN
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Side effects of Statin drugs may be underestimated in elderly patients

1007 days ago - ENN
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Decreasing biodiversity affects productivity of remaining plants

1008 days ago - ENN
When plant biodiversity declines, the remaining plants face diminishing productivity, say scientists in study published April 20 in the journal...

US energy-related CO2 emissions increase for second year in a row

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Electric vehicle sales booming in France, Germany, UK

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Lake Mead water levels continuing to drop

1009 days ago - ENN
The historic four-year drought in California has been grabbing the headlines lately, but there's a much bigger problem facing the West: the now...