Kati

Curious Naturalist.

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@MidnightLeaksHQ Wish I knew the actual truth here

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@Handre Very interesting!!

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@SamaHoole Well done!!

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@PeterDClack Wish I could write like this!!
Thank you!

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

For every leaf pulling down carbon, there are endless miles of mycorrhizal fungi weaving an underground logistics network through the soil profile.

The Earth has 3.04 trillion individual trees, roughly 400 trees for every person on Earth, and around 80% to 90% of all plant and tree species form this mutual partnership. While NASA’s satellite data tracks the Taiga marching north, it misses the silent biological exchange working beneath the frost and leaf litter.

Estimates suggest roughly 250,000 plant species partner with about 50,000 species of fungi. There are around 73,300 distinct tree species worldwide. Russia has the most trees (641 billion), followed by Canada (318 billion), Brazil (302 billion) and the United States (228 billion).

The world has 380,000 documented plant species, and the majority - about 260,000 species - produce seeds.
Plants supply fungi with sugars and carbon produced via photosynthesis, since fungi cannot make their own food. In return, thread-like mycelium networks forage deep into the soil for vital water, phosphorus, and nitrogen to deliver back to the root systems.

Nature sidesteps the soil bottlenecks predicted by computer models because the soil itself is a living, decentralised energy marketplace. Trees pump excess carbon sugars from elevated atmospheric CO₂ down into their root systems. They trade sugars with fungi and microbes. In return, the fungi act as an underground mining and delivery service. They tap into deep mineral pools for the nitrogen and phosphorus that roots cannot reach on their own.

Earthworms drive the mechanics of the system, aerating the earth and recycling organic matter into the nutrient-dense humus that feeds the growth above. But without mycorrhizal fungi, soil is just sterile geology; with them, it functions as an active biological recycling plant.

Climate narratives often paint the planet as a fragile system on the edge of failure. But look at the astonishing symbiosis between a root, a fungal network and an earthworm. It reveals a self-regulating, highly resilient natural architecture.

The planet isn’t just surviving higher CO₂ levels; its converting carbon into the currency needed to fuel the networks below our feet. The nitrogen bottleneck may exist in a spreadsheet, but underground, the energy trade routes are wide open.

Against this vibrant, multi-layered genius of the living soil, the modern carbon agenda appears oddly sterile. It reduces the immense, self-directed architecture of the biosphere down to a simple liability on a global ledger.

While international summits broker complex financial mechanisms to police carbon through COP summits, the earth is already deploying it - quietly turning atmospheric surplus into living roots, fungal networks and rich topsoil.

Nature requires neither central planning, spreadsheets nor green subsidies. The planet’s inbuilt resilience is already written into its biology.

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@warDaniel47 OK. Please explain more.

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@larry_mcwethy Even filth gets mucked out of the barn eventually

[Larry Dean @larry_mcwethy]

Obama tried to have us killed but 8 years wasn't enough time he needed.

OBAMA JUST LAWYERED UP AND NOW WE KNOW WHY

Washington, D.C. November 2, 2026
Barack Hussein Obama has retained a team of 9 criminal defense attorneys. Not civil. Not advisory. Criminal. The same man who told you Hope and Change is now preparing for a federal grand jury subpoena. In 2016 Obama sent Iran 150 billion dollars and 1.7 billion dollars in physical cash, pallets of money loaded onto unmarked cargo planes in the middle of the night. He told you it was a nuclear deal. It was not. The DOJ files released yesterday show that 2.3 billion dollars of Epstein’s network ran through Iranian banks, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, and Bank Melli Iran, a state owned bank under Obama’s nuclear deal exemptions. Obama did not pay Iran to stop enriching uranium. He paid Iran to store the evidence. The server farm. The blackmail tapes. The financial records. All moved to Tehran between 2016 and 2019 on Obama’s watch, through Obama’s channels, with Obama’s money. Trump just sent the military to recover it. Now Obama needs 9 lawyers.
And any lawyer would take this case, pro-bono.

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@toobaffled Good Lord!

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@SparksN123 Snarky! And here I am looking for Bunny Rabbit!!

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@DeepLeaksHQ Scum of the Earth!!

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@Rainmaker1973 Excellent!
I find it frightening how humans seeking something “better” always mess with good things. Dairy cows that produce so much milk they need a halter, high fructose corn syrup, tomatoes & potatoes- even wheat

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@deepstash Whaaaat?
Plz explain

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@Handre Wet well done! Thank you. I was just reading about the years between 300 & 1000 AD

[Handre @Handre]

Rome grew for five centuries by absorbing outsiders on one condition: they had to become Roman.

Trajan came from Spain, and Septimius Severus came from Libya. Newcomers learned Latin, served in the legions, took Roman names, and became citizens of the empire.

In 376, the Goths fled the Huns and begged Emperor Valens for land south of the Danube. Roman officials fleeced and starved them; the Goths revolted, and at Adrianople in 378 they killed Valens himself. Theodosius ended the war in 382 with a treaty that settled the Goths inside the empire as an autonomous people, the first time Rome admitted an entire Germanic nation as a unit.

Nobody asked them to become Roman. They kept their own leaders, warriors, and church. Alaric, a Gothic commander holding a Roman military post, sacked Rome in 410, and in 476 a Germanic general, Odoacer, deposed the last Western emperor.

Britain repeated the pattern. According to Gildas and Bede, a British ruler named Vortigern hired Saxon mercenaries to defend the island. The Saxons decided the pay was too small, took the land instead, and brought their own language and gods. Old English replaced Latin and British speech across most of what became England, and Roman Britain vanished.

Both cases follow one rule. A society absorbs newcomers as fast as it can teach them its ways. Beyond that rate, newcomers keep their own ways, and the host culture shrinks into a minority within its own borders. In both cases, rulers made the decision, and the provincials who lived beside the newcomers paid for it.

Either they assimilate into the host culture, or the host culture falls to the newcomers.

Is this how modern Western culture will fall?

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@SparksN123 Snark!!!!!!

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@JFK_Jr_PRD A

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@SamaHoole Nice!!

[Kati @KatiStowe]

@SamaHoole Sometimes there’s hope