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The Largest Terrestrial Carbon Sink is Bigger than the Amazon Rainforest
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This episode highlights calcium carbonate, which you might recognize as caliche, as a form of inorganic carbon. Calcium carbonate represents the world's largest terrestrial carbon sink, and cautions growers, policy makers, and carbon credit brokers to monitor carbon dynamics closely when capturing carbon through agriculture.
The episode is supported by JAL Farms through Western SARE project FW22-399. Project details can be found on the Western SARE website.
Read more about soil carbonates
Soil carbonates: The unaccounted, irrecoverable carbon source. Geoderma Volume 384, 15 February 2021, 114817
The Cornerstones of Healthy Food Systems Podcast Introduction by David Lucero.
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