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If we really want to sequester more carbon, agriculture can’t be made the enemy, says microbial input startup Locus (AgFunder News)
Last week, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a report stressing the importance of land management in the ongoing battle to fight climate change. Through deforestation, general human activities, and agriculture, 70% of the Earth’s land surface has been altered, it states, adding to climate-warming emissions and making it more difficult for forests and other ecosystems to store greenhouse gases.
Locus Agricultural Solutions CEO to Present Revolutionary Soil “Probiotics” at the 2019 Ag Innovation Showcase
At this year’s Larta Institute Ag Innovation Showcase, Locus Agricultural Solutions (Locus AG) will be presenting the company’s industry-first fermentation technology and soil “probiotic” line that is increasing crop yields and reducing greenhouse gas emissions simultaneously in trials across the country.
IPCC Land Concerns: What Can Be Done Immediately?
The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Special Report released yesterday is putting major focus on global land use—and stressing the imminent importance of changing management practices. It will not be enough to just stop the use of fossil fuels, but rather we need to completely transform our outlook on land use. The report shows that farming, forestry and other human land use is responsible for 23% of global greenhouse gas emissions. In order to keep global warming under 2⁰C it is crucial to find a way to reduce emissions from these sources, now.
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