PETER_PAN: v tom videu je to vysvetlene, i to ze puvodne se pocitalo s tvym cislem ale model byl zdokonalen a aktualizovan

Lidská populace dosáhne maxima v roce 2064 a to 9.7 miliardy

Population Growth. Is it out of control?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzBAxcJDSsc


(osobně myslím že to maximum bude nižší a dřív)

Australian scientists achieve breakthrough with renewably powered carbon capture – pv magazine International
https://www.pv-magazine.com/...-scientists-remarkable-renewably-powered-carbon-capture-breakthrough/

Australian scientists have achieved a new breakthrough in carbon capture and storage. Their novel electrochemical process can store carbon dioxide in water with the power of solar or wind, while also producing by-products such as green hydrogen and calcium carbonate – perhaps the key to decarbonizing the cement industry.

Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology have made a remarkable breakthrough with the development of an electrochemical process in which carbon dioxide is captured from the air and stored in water as a non-toxic calcium carbonate (chalk) in a renewably powered process that could also produce green hydrogen and decarbonize the cement industry. 

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We found we could use seawater once it had been treated to remove sulphates. To do this we first precipitated calcium sulphate or gypsum, another building material, and then carried out the same process to successfully turn CO2 into calcium carbonate, thus providing proof of concept of a circular carbon economy,” O’Mullane said. “Next, the hydrogen evolution reaction during electrolysis ensured that the electrode was continually renewed to keep the electrochemical reaction going while also generating another valuable product, green hydrogen. This means if this electrolysis process is powered by renewable electricity, we are producing green hydrogen alongside the calcium carbonate (CaCO3).” 

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Farming fish in fresh water is more affordable and sustainable than in the ocean
https://phys.org/news/2021-03-farming-fish-fresh-sustainable-ocean.html

Optimistic projections say that smart mariculture—fish farming at sea—could increase ocean fish and shellfish production by 21 million to 44 million metric tons by 2050, a 36%-74% jump from current yields. Other estimates suggest that an ocean aquaculture area the size of Lake Michigan might produce the same amount of seafood as all of the world's wild-caught fisheries combined.

Biden uspořádá klimatický summit, zve i Putina a Si Ťin-pchinga - Ekolist.cz
https://ekolist.cz/...odajstvi/zpravy/biden-usporada-klimaticky-summit-zve-i-putina-a-si-tin-pchinga

Saúdská Arábie chce vysázet deset miliard stromů - Ekolist.cz
https://ekolist.cz/cz/zpravodajstvi/zpravy/saudska-arabie-chce-vysazet-deset-miliard-stromu

The Soil Carbon Sink Doesn’t Grow With Atmospheric CO2, Study Finds
https://cleantechnica.com/...3/26/the-soil-carbon-sink-doesnt-grow-with-atmospheric-co2-study-finds/

Soil’s capacity to store carbon may be less than previously thought, according to a study published in Nature.

The amount of carbon stored in soil is approximately triple that stored in living plants, but as rising CO2 levels increase plant growth, the scientists found, soil carbon storage decreases.

We expected faster plant growth and more biomass to increase soil organic carbon, as extra leaves and biomass fall to the forest floor [but] it didn’t,” Stanford professor and senior author Rob Jackson told Earther.

The findings, the scientists say, mean global heating could accelerate more quickly than previously expected. “If we really want to stop global warming,” César Terrer, who led the research while at Stanford University, told The Guardian, “we need to stop emissions, because ecosystems only take up a fraction of all the CO2 emissions.”