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Reaching the ‘how’ of landscape restoration: experts from ICRAF, IUCN
discuss in Paris
BY CATHY WATSON · DECEMBER 16,
So what happens when the Northern Hemisphere albedo is reduced by several
per cent over thirty years [1]? Presumably there is now an imbalance
between the hemispheres. If anything albedo in Antarctica is increasing as
sea ice grows in extent.
John
[1] Mark Flanner, 2011:
Dear David,
Your paper was highly welcomed and impressive in its articulation.
I would like to possibly suggest that your group consider the potential of
deploying biochar, '*wet*' organic fertilizer, inoculated with locally
appropriate soil fungi along with the silicate rock dust (olivine?).
http://www.forestlandscaperestoration.org/about-partnership
About the Partnership
The Global Partnership on Forest and Landscape Restoration is a proactive
network that unitesgovernments, organisations, communities and
individuals with a common goal: restoring the world's degraded and
deforested
1) Wouldn't our fossil carbon release into air classify as 'accidental'
geoengineering? Couldn't one then argue that, since we're already doing
geoengineering 'accidentally' or unintentionally, cleaning up that mess
with intentional geoengineering is not committing an act that is of a
