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by Kathy Kohm | Jun 24, 2016

  • What if we’ve had carbon taxes backwards all along?

    What if we’ve had carbon taxes backwards all along?

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  • Loading soil with biochar allows farmers to cut way back on irrigation

    Loading soil with biochar allows farmers to cut way back on irrigation

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