Earth’s soils represent a potential storehouse for billions of tons of greenhouse gases, a vital addition to our arsenal for combating climate change, according to new research. The international group of scientists, whose findings are published Wednesday in the journal Nature, argue that carbon sequestration in soil has been under-appreciated and under-utilized, but has vast potential. Their goal was therefore to synthesize a wealth of knowledge and expertise and bring it to the attention of…
A surprising ally in the fight against climate change: dirt
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