Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[dhondt <dhondt@eircom.net>]

Unfortunately by 2100 means not in our life time or even that of our children meaning no rush for almost all people. I think there is a fair chance we and not just the polar bears will all be extinct long before then. Imo the situation is past critical and the vultures are going to drill the Arctic with a better than 80 % chance of a major oil spill in the next two years.
Of course we personally must do what we can.
John

On 21/07/15 06:44, herb farmer wrote:

55ADDC42.1070207@lobo.net" type="cite">

Two-degree target may still cause catastrophic sea level rise, James Hansen warns

Hansen is longtime NASA scientist

http://www.nationalobserver.com/2015/07/20/news/two-degree-target-may-still-cause-catastrophic-sea-level-rise-james-hansen-warns

But this one paragraph caught my eye:

This, combined with a rapid transition to renewable energy and more efficient forestry and agriculture practices to sequester carbon, would reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide levels down to a safer level 350 parts per million by 2100, helping to restore the Earth’s energy balance

That can only refer to the Rodale-MIT trials on Regenerative Agriculture. Which we work with in some form.

paul

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