20 pointsby Brajeshwara day ago5 comments
  • We need a cheap fast way to turn vacant or underutilized commercial property into carbon sinks.

    Like some way to fill up an empty parking lot at an empty office park or strip mall with portable self-watering containers that contain something like grass or bamboo or de-THC hemp.

    No need to re-zone anything, just roll up with it while the land is not being used, soak up some carbon, and then move on if the land gets used again.

  • sillystuffa day ago
    Water Hyacinths have been used for sewage treatment for quite some time [1].

    [1]https://www.spacefoundation.org/space_technology_hal/sewage-...

  • OgsyedIEa day ago
    There are occasional stories of this tone for different kinds of terrain: boreal forest, savannah, woodlands, wetlands and so on. Do any firms do work to match existing planning bodies for optimal wilderness land use with all of the current cutting-edge findings or do they stay locked inside the science reporting bubble?
    • alphawhiskya day ago
      They stay locked in the science reporting bubble. The only real reason this was funded (IMO) is because it also has multi-faceted potential to increase arable land, treat air and water pollution, create habitat for aquatic creatures, and improve farming output. Implementing it is a whole different ball game financially than a proof of concept though.
  • bell-cota day ago
    It feels like this should have been obvious a century or few ago. Marsh gas and sewer gas have been things for millennia.
  • aaron695a day ago
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