Land Use

There are two means to radically reduce the level of greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere. Firstly, we can decrease human induced emissions, secondly, we can move to widespread adoption of proven land and ocean practices that sequester carbon from the air and store carbon for decades or even centuries. Recent research in the United States has suggested that widespread implementation of regenerative practices worldwide could have a significant impact, storing as much as eight billion tonnes of carbon per year over the long-term, or nearly as much as current annual emissions from burning of fossil fuels.