Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food

163 Jim Mann - Biochar and enhanced rock weathering to remove 1B ton carbon annually and holistically

04.08.2022 - By Koen van SeijenPlay

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A check in interview with Jim Mann of the Future Forest Company discussing the need to decarbonise our society a soon as possible and still remove about 10 gigaton a year to keep most of the planet liveable.

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