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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Brumar89 who wrote (859368)5/22/2015 8:58:17 PM
From: Wharf Rat  Read Replies (2) of 1577019
 
"there's no reason for you to cite said planting as some green sacrifice on your part"

It wasn't a sacrifice. It was a small gift to future generations, as well as a way to get some of my CO2 load out of the atmosphere..

.An old man in ancient Israel was planting a fig tree, when a Roman general happened to pass by. The general says to the man, “Don’t you realize it will take twenty years before that tree will grow enough to give fruit, and you will be long dead by then?” The old man responded, “When I was a small child, I could eat fruit because those who came before me had planted trees. Am I not obliged to do the same for the next generation?”


Scientists Seeking to Save World Find Best Technology Is Trees

(Bloomberg) -- Oxford University scientists, after a year of research, have determined the best technology to suck carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and try to reverse global warming.

It’s trees.

They considered methods ranging from capturing emissions from factories and power stations to extracting carbon dioxide directly from the air, and adding lime to oceans to increase their absorption of the gas, a study released on Tuesday showed.

None were more promising than planting trees, or baking waste wood to form a type of charcoal that can be added to soil. Relative to other so-called Negative Emissions Technologies, afforestation and biochar are low-cost, have fewer uncertainties and offer other benefits to the environment, the research shows.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-02-03/scientists-seeking-to-save-world-find-best-technology-is-trees
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