Dear Friends,
Research indicates that #forests managed by #indigenous people of the #Amazon are net #carbon sinks. That not managed by indigenous peoples are net carbon sources.
It seems that, as with the introduction of new animals (#neobiota, e.g. rabbits to #Australia) the introduction of new plants( #neophytes*) can be a huge source of disruption regional #ecosystems as well.
After reading through the aforementioned article about #grasslands, I now begin to understand the complexities involved.
...of view, any such prospective change (#e.g. #reforestation) will involve a #ChaoticSystem. These are sensitively dependent on initial conditions, something better known as the #ButterflyEffect.
So, as your example shows, by trying to "fix" the #climate we might actually be making things even worse.
...of view, any such prospective change (#e.g. #reforestation) will involve a #ChaoticSystem. These are sensitively dependent on initial conditions, something better known as the #ButterflyEffect.
So, as your example shows, by trying to "fix" the #climate we might actually be making things even worse.
I'm not a biologist or climatologist, but there are seem...
You're dumb ASF to believe it. You can plant 50 million trees - most won't survive. Ancient #OldGrowth#forests have #irrreplaceable#CarbonSinks essential to planetary survival for all living beings. Abandoned wells poison, still.