While it has often been blamed for adding to atmospheric carbon problems, the agriculture sector could be absorbing carbon emissions if farmers grow the right plants, an expert says.
Professor Richard Bush of Southern Cross University (Australia) told an audience of students and lecturers in Jakarta that certain plants could be utilized for carbon sequestration (storing carbon dioxide) to reduce atmospheric carbon and control climate change.
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wilbert aarts
on Mar 17th, 2010
@ 2:32 am:
Wie kan mij vertellen waar ik in nederland dit soort Crop planten kan kopen en wie heeft meer informatie over deze planten en zijn hoog CO2 absorbtie vermogen?