The US just invested more than $1 billion into carbon removal / The move represents a big step in the effort to suck CO2 out of the atmosphere—and slow down climate change.::undefined

            • Mojojojo1993@lemmy.world
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              11 months ago

              Thought I recognized the name. Last of us reference?

              I think anything that reduces the elites would be effective.

              And just generally forcing people to do better.

              Less costs for those that reuse and a scale for people reducing their landfill rubbish.

              Incentives for public transportation and other forms of transportation.

              Incentives for planting more and reducing concrete use and destruction of native plants.

              Grey water application and solar on all new roofs.

              A complete stop to plastic use for everything would also be helpful. People myself included find it almost impossible to not purchase plastic.

              Bread. Comes in plastic bag. Cheese cucumber all meat products. Crackers in a plastic tray. It’s cheap for supermarkets to use plastic and we pay for cleanup. Move costs to them and they will change to cheaper.

              Cardboard can be broken down and hood for composting.

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            11 months ago

            That may be possible, but for long term storage of Carbon, Wood is great, just use it as building material or make charcoal from it wich you can store endlessly without the carbon being released again into the wild. Other options would be grain, you could Make alcohol from it, wich stores a lot of Carbon, but that would be a storage problem.

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        11 months ago
        • Trees last hundreds of years
        • Trees die at differing times
        • Trees are replaced by new trees as they die
        • Trees support additional plant biomass

        Trees are not the solution. The forest is the solution.

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        11 months ago

        No, as said you cab use the wood for building stuff or reduce it to charcoal and store it for a long time, so taking it out permanently.