TADEAS:
"unless I've missed something" - neco si nasel? Ja nemam moc silu prochazet ty zdroje, ktery tam daval. Ale Mobiot obvykle dela svoje domaci ukoly vetsinou docela poctive.

TADEAS: ted si jejsem jistej, ty s nim souhlasis?

Imho je nejpodstatnejsi tohle


ix. Claims about carbon storage in pasture have been hugely exaggerated and tend to rely on junk science. This study found no case of pasture absorbing more than 60% of the greenhouse gases the livestock produce: the system doesn’t even wash its own face.
https://t.co/vqL2Bl8IiM

Ale nic z toho co rika porad nevylucuje, ze dobytek neni soucasti celkovyho mixu reseni. Pro me je zasadni co sem videl v Carbon cowboys, kdy dobytek zabranuje desertifikaci (cimz udrzuje biodiverzitu/vodu v krajine) a pri nejakym rozumnym managementu ty hranice 'pouste' muze i posunovat

TADEAS: hm, tak nic ,)



https://twitter.com/GeorgeMonbiot/status/1528617626448060417?s=19

to nemuzeme dopustit!

People in US and UK face huge financial hit if fossil fuels lose value, study shows | Fossil fuels | The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/may/26/people-in-us-and-uk-face-huge-financial-hit-if-fossil-fuels-lose-value-study-shows

300 days of sandstorms a year by 2050

urodna mezopotamie

Ninth sandstorm in less than two months shuts down much of Iraq | Iraq | The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/24/ninth-sandstorm-in-less-than-two-months-shuts-down-much-of-iraq

Iraq is ranked as one of the world’s five most vulnerable nations to climate change and desertification.

The environment ministry has warned that over the next two decades Iraq could endure an average of 272 days of sandstorms a year, rising to above 300 by 2050.

Iraq’s previous two sandstorms sent nearly 10,000 people to hospital with respiratory problems and killed one person.

jsem zvedav kam se posunul ,)

Monbiot
https://twitter.com/GeorgeMonbiot/status/1529704654099165185?s=19

It’s publication day! In researching Regenesis, I found hope where hope seemed absent. I stumbled across astonishing stories and unimagined possibilities. I pieced together what I see as a plausible future for humanity and the wonderful life with which we share this planet.

Regenesis
https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/317/317018/regenesis/9780241447642.html

Antonio Guterres
https://twitter.com/antonioguterres/status/1529428314531708929?s=19

My message to graduates as they embark on their professional careers:

Don’t work for climate-wreckers.

Use your talents to drive us towards a renewable future.

We all have a responsibility not to squander our skills, but to use them in a responsible and constructive way.
https://twitter.com/antonioguterres/status/1529428314531708929/video/1
https://t.co/qPwZuQyN8o

nejaky relativne dobry zpravy. rychly prirustek biomassy po pozarech v australii. chapu-li to spravne, tak uvilnenej uhlik uz by mel byt zpatky v biomase?

Here, we analyzed space-borne optical, thermal, and microwave images to assess changes in the structure and function of vegetation using four vegetation indices (VIs), leaf area index (LAI), solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence (SIF), gross primary production (GPP), and aboveground biomass (AGB). We found that all eight variables show large losses in 2019, driven by fires and climate (drought and high temperature), but large gains in 2020, resulting from the high resilience of most trees to fire and rapid growth of understory vegetation under wet condition in 2020. In 2019, the forest area has an AGB loss of 0.20 Pg C, which is ~15% of the pre-fire AGB. Attribution analyses showed that both fire and climate (prior and co-occurring severe drought and record high temperatures) are responsible for the AGB loss in 2019, approximately 0.09 Pg C (fire) and 0.11 Pg C (climate), respectively. In 2020, the forest area has a total AGB gain of 0.26 Pg C, composed of 0.22 Pg C from fire-affected forest area and 0.04 Pg C from fire-unaffected forest area. Fire-adapted Eucalyptus forests and above-average annual precipitation in 2020 brought by a moderate La Niña drove the recovery of vegetation cover, productivity, and AGB.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0034425722002012

Bohuzel pro me paywall

Farmers in England are starting to bury a charcoal-like material in their fields to see if it could offer a new large-scale way of putting the brakes on climate change.
Biochar is the carbon-rich material left over from burning wood and other biomass at high temperatures in an oxygen-free environment. Most of its use today is at the small scale, such as gardeners using it as a fertiliser.

Carbon capture: Farmers in the UK will bury burnt wood in fields to capture CO2 | New Scientist
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2321288-farmers-in-england-will-bury-burnt-wood-in-fields-to-capture-co2/

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