Healthy soil and sustainable growing

["Phil Bunch" <pbunch@cox.net>]

Opinion:
Modification of agricultural methods is clearly a useful means of
sequestering CO2 and reducing its emission. I think that as the mitigation
efforts escalate all potential carbon sinks will be exploited. 

Right now climate change is much on people's minds but the problem of
sustainability goes far beyond this one issue. The fundamental problem is
the rapid reduction in resource stocks and the overloading of pollution
sinks. As population and material standards of living increase without clear
limiting mechanisms, numerous other problems will emerge and require
attention. Many will have feasible solutions, some may not.

Phil Bunch

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OrganicAgriculture


Finally found the fatal flaw in the IPCC recommendations.  So the Bali
conference was on the wrong track anyway. Dr. Mae-Wan Ho's report was
released Dec.12.  Many more hard hitting ISIS reports at
http://www.i-sis.org.uk/susag.php

paul, webmaster@fedworkerscomp.net