Coyote Blog: Christmas Tree Recycling::
Perish the thought they have to plant more trees for pulp production. water conservation than carbon sequestration, so mulch is good in its own right.
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Also, what is the name of a the title of a person that can further help me with this? Like to build something a civil engineer or an architect, for cooking/recipe advice a chef/cook, what about to see what tree is good to plant for carbon sequestration. Thanks a whole bunch, ten points to the bets answer! Thanks
An environmental scientist, an arboriculturist, a horticulturist or a botanist could advise you.
WRM Bulletin Nº 68 - Carbon Shop Files / March 2003::
A tree is photosynthesis and carbon sequestration. However, trees dont do the job properly. The good news is therefore that people would be able to
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Aspects of Plant Intelligence -- TREWAVAS 92 (1): 1 -- Annals of Botany::
human example with a short-term goal, learning to ride a bike is a good model. moisture, carbon dioxide, light, patchy nutrient dispersal and the common but
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In my opinion, you should research the indigenous flora of your area and plant not only trees, but shrubs and understorey plants, for carbon sequestration.
This would have the advantages of also providing habitat for indigenous birds, insects and animals, and the indigenous plants should grow well in your area, needing little or no fertilizer and little water.
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