Re:Empress trees absorb about 103 tons of carbon a year per ...
by Maximus9000 on Friday August 02, 2019 @01:51PM
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As others have said the carbon is locked into the physical wood. When it rots or burns, that carbon is released back.
However, you can hijack the process a little and keep the carbon locked away by doing things. You could use the wood as lumber or you could burn the wood in a special way which produces biochar.
However, you can hijack the process a little and keep the carbon locked away by doing things. You could use the wood as lumber or you could burn the wood in a special way which produces biochar.