Can soil help combat climate change?
Soil represents a major carbon sink that could help mitigate climate change. The carbon stored in soil exceeds the amounts contained in all plants and the atmosphere combined. Even marginal fluctuations in soil carbon at large scales can significantly impact atmospheric CO2 levels and, consequently, the climate.
By employing agricultural practices and land management strategies that promote carbon sequestration and storage in soil, it may be possible to offset a substantial portion of human greenhouse gas emissions. Harnessing the natural ability of soil to act as a carbon reservoir could provide a crucial tool in the efforts to mitigate climate change challenges.
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Good news from #COP28! Soil is getting more and more recognized as a 📌 key factor in agriculture, both from a food security and from a climate change standpoint. The work’s not done yet, but maybe things will move faster in the right direction. Fingers crossed! 🤞
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All of the world's topsoil could be gone within 60 years, according to UN FAO (Scientific American, 2014) #soilforclimateaction https://t.co/Ix1zN1qL0Z
Healthy soil acts as a carbon sink, mitigating climate change impacts by sequestering carbon. Let's call for policy action at #COP28 to Save Soil . #soilforclimateaction on World Soil Day 2023
Had a meaningful discussion with the President of Sri Lanka, Mr. Ranil Wickremesinghe, about #SaveSoil and its relevance to tropical lands. With the right attention, Sri Lanka’s rich soil and conducive climate can bring great prosperity to the nation and its farmers. -Sg @RW_UNP #Cop28
👋 At Isha Yoga Center, everybody gets a #SaveSoil sticker today! Visiting cars 🚗 were being tagged by volunteers, but you can tag us on your 🌱 #SoilForClimateAction posts! 📣
Over 50% of the world's population faces nutrient deficiencies due to poor soil health. Let’s commit to soil rejuvenation at COP28. #soilforclimateaction