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As our planet gets greener, plants are slowing global warming

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CO2 is, in fact, greening the planet, and as the plants absorb the extra CO2 it's helping to keep our planet cooler too. Also, if we manage our soil better we may be able to get get it to absorb up to 5.5 billion tons of the CO2 per year, and with this more productive use of the soil we can grow more food.With all of the above, plus switching to green energy, the future may not be so bad after all.As our planet gets greener, plants are slowing global warmingEarth's Soil Could Absorb 5.5 Billion Tonnes of CO2 Annually, if We Get It Right

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As our planet gets greener, plants are slowing global warming


CO2 is, in fact, greening the planet, and as the plants absorb the extra CO2 it's helping to keep our planet cooler too. Also, if we manage our soil better we may be able to get get it to absorb up to 5.5 billion tons of the CO2 per year, and with this more productive use of the soil we can grow more food.

With all of the above, plus switching to green energy, the future may not be so bad after all.

As our planet gets greener, plants are slowing global warming

Earth's Soil Could Absorb 5.5 Billion Tonnes of CO2 Annually, if We Get It Right


Mike Norman
Mike Norman is an economist and veteran trader whose career has spanned over 30 years on Wall Street. He is a former member and trader on the CME, NYMEX, COMEX and NYFE and he managed money for one of the largest hedge funds and ran a prop trading desk for Credit Suisse.

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