Articles related to "Carbon Sequestration"

This article discusses the negative effects of carbon sequestration and why it's not a perfect solution to excessive carbon gas emission problems.

Raised bed gardening is much less work than tilling a garden and planting rows and has many other benefits to both plants and humans.

This article discusses why carbon capture is gaining importance recently. The positives and negatives of this technology have also been discussed in brief.

A review of George Monbiot's book on how to curb global warming

Charcoal incorporated with soil creates added living space for microorganisms which increase soil health and fertility.

Alternative and clean energy advocates won a victory in committee on Friday, March 22, 2009. Energy independence and clean energy jobs are main goals of this legislation.

Farmers and gardeners are looking at a new 'black magic' to lower greenhouse gas emissions and improve soil quality for crops. The magic ingredient is biochar.

There is no scientific evidence to support the view that the number of hungry mouths will soon outstrip the earth's food production capacity.

Papua New Guinea is home to some rare and endemic species. The drawback to this date was lack of a suitable conservation reserve. The new National Park rectifies this.

With cheap flights available, many people fly abroad for their holidays, but flying has a high environmental impact. Find out the damage and how you can prevent it below.

Increasing population will require 10 TW of clean, cheap electricity over the next 50 years to stabilize atmospheric carbon dioxide levels at sustainable levels.

The Human Genome Project was a 13-year international research project that aimed (and succeeded) to sequence the human genome.

A look at how tree planting can sequester carbon and take CO2 out of the atmosphere. Easy ways to alter your lifestyle to help reverse global warming.Practical help.

The diminishing ability of the Southern Ocean to act as a carbon sink has negative environmental impacts both on the ocean itself and on the global environment.