Monthly Archives: April 2019

Restoring forests to their natural state captures far more carbon than common proposals for setting up plantations.  New research has made a thorough study of the difference as viewed in many varying locations.  “Using long-term carbon sequestration rates for natural … Continue reading →

Update on the atmospheric CO2 level.  The graph in this link (scroll down) is unique from the standpoint of how daily results so far in 2019 are widely scattered with no sense of direction.  April is always a little like … Continue reading →