I like to garden, and I am always adding compost and mulch to the soil in my yard, but what if gardeners could up their game? What about a sheet to hang out, soak up carbon, then put on the ground, add mulch, and let the carbon particles (now solids, not gas) work into the soil. Obviously the sheet itself breaks down too. Would love to use this right now to address low-carbon areas of soil. . . Yes, there's my clothes line, and my carbon line, helps me add (pick a number) tons of carbon every year to my garden, forest, lawn . . .
I like to garden, and I am always adding compost and mulch to the soil in my yard, but what if gardeners could up their game? What about a sheet to hang out, soak up carbon, then put on the ground, add mulch, and let the carbon particles (now solids, not gas) work into the soil. Obviously the sheet itself breaks down too. Would love to use this right now to address low-carbon areas of soil. . . Yes, there's my clothes line, and my carbon line, helps me add (pick a number) tons of carbon every year to my garden, forest, lawn . . .