The Climate Realist tackles the subject of climate change a little differently. We discuss realistic and achievable things you or your company can do to reduce your carbon footprint, and prepare for a changing climate. We’ll also discuss some big ideas that will allow you personally to make a real difference in the world wide climate. If you are skeptical, please listen anyway. This podcast respects your point of view.
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The Climate Realist tackles the subject of climate change a little differently. We discuss realistic and achievable things you or your company can do to reduce your carbon footprint, and prepare for a changing climate. We’ll also discuss some big ideas that will allow you personally to make a real difference in the world wide climate. If you are skeptical, please listen anyway. This podcast respects your point of view.
18 - Hug a tree. Forests have the capacity to absorb tremendous amounts of additional carbon
The Climate Realist
15 minutes 2 seconds
1 year ago
18 - Hug a tree. Forests have the capacity to absorb tremendous amounts of additional carbon
In this episode, we examine the potential of trees and forests to naturally absorb more CO2. We discuss a recent study published in the scientific journal Nature on the subject. It turns out that forests worldwide could absorb about 7 years of worldwide Carbon emissions, if we just got out of the way and let them do it.
The Climate Realist
The Climate Realist tackles the subject of climate change a little differently. We discuss realistic and achievable things you or your company can do to reduce your carbon footprint, and prepare for a changing climate. We’ll also discuss some big ideas that will allow you personally to make a real difference in the world wide climate. If you are skeptical, please listen anyway. This podcast respects your point of view.
