…time that Marx would come up with some 40 years later.  To arrive at “a rude guess” of capitalist exploitation, Dilke was compelled to “reason from a plain levelling principle.”…

…grow carbon-capturing crops, Politico, Helna Bottemillerevich and Ryan McCrimmon, Commenter Michael Smith writes on Agricultural Economics. I am hoping to get hime to write more as it is a gap…

…the number of planes now in commission. The average coast-to-coast round-trip flight from New York to San Fran produces 2-3 tons of carbon dioxide per person. PER PERSON. With about…

…carbon. To do this, we need a third and final acre to seed a cover crop, such as Rye, Titricale (wheat and rye hybrid), or any number of other organics…

…among immigrant communities, or changing child-rearing norms.  Natural scientists study the viability of artificial wetlands, upwelling cycles in certain coastal zones or changes in the carbon balance of a set…

…is that the funds would have to be used for conservation practices that mitigate carbon emissions. As pointed out by Mike Smith with this program, one problem is a 50…

…Better yet, we use the money to develop carbon-free alternatives. Considering that the fossil’s reserves will be worthless in another ten years, the fossils would probably settle for ten cents…

…taking into account the carbon dioxide footprint that I will never be required to pay for. A miserable foundation, indeed. Many people are not interested in what Marx wrote because…

…Since 1960, half of tropical forests, carbon sinks, have been cut down, or burned. I suppose we envision a world depleted, over consumed, barren. Or maybe no vision at all….

…to offset increasing global temperatures have been documented as a way of reducing carbon emissions and preventing climate change. Still, we are plodding along oblivious to the impact we are…