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source: www.nature.com/articles/nco...
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ryan ackett@ryanackett.bsky.social |
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I study ag, soil, water, N, and GHG @ UTK. UCW organizer. jr fellow Climate and Community. ag engineer. tweets about ag, climate, jesus, justice, and a Green New Deal. he/him
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ryan ackett
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source: www.nature.com/articles/nco...
www.epa.gov/energy/green...
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ryan ackett
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had to check my numbers several times to believe this stat: wetlands in the US currently store an amount of carbon equivalent to the emissions of 100 million cars driven for 100 years. and we've already lost half our wetlands.
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Climate and Community Project
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Just posted- a really tidy dive into the history of US agricultural policy, workers fighting to make agricultural work fair and safe, and how (+why!) the left should think about ag policy in the struggle for more just futures as the climate crisis intensifies
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ryan ackett
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new from me and @cplusc.bsky.social. The Farm Bill creates deep problems for labor, the environment, and rural communities. But for over 100 years, workers have been organizing to build a better way of farming. www.climateandcommunity.org/forests/farm...
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Matthew Hayek
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The carbon sinks of farms, even ideally managed ones, saturate over time, while animals keep producing emissions (CH4, N2O) annually. But don't all ecosystems saturate in carbon uptake? Yes, but if the area is natively/historically forested, the C saturation point is *much* higher than pastures.
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George Monbiot
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I'm grateful that this farm is being honest about the science. As some of us have long argued, soil carbon saturates, while ruminant emissions continue, ensuring that ranches cannot go carbon neutral.
It was a story built on wishful thinking. 🧵
www.euronews.com/green/2024/0...
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Richard Waite
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Cool to see folks’ reactions to this good news.
Note this isn’t simply about “tree planting.” It’s reforestation of areas that were agriculture in the 1930s but by the 1990s had reverted to forest. It happened in Eastern US as agriculture moved west.
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/...
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ryan ackett
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"Collective approaches to farming, like equipment sharing, often emerge from a stark realization: The current farm business model in the U.S. isn’t working for many small producers."
civileats.com/2024/01/08/t...
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ryan ackett
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I imagine you could fill in some more gaps by adding hog CAFOs
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Marci Baranski
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Heartbreaking that "74.1%Â of Indians cannot afford a healthy diet due to stagnant income levels" despite high grain yields. We need to orient towards new metrics of success in agricultural science.
www.devex.com/news/india-s...
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ryan ackett
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said data: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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ryan ackett
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Hannah should simply be more rigorous in her application of the data which indicates that optimistic messages are more likely to pacify audiences while unvarnished, even pessimistic messages are effective in motivating action and behavioral change www.theguardian.com/environment/...
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Liza Gross
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Georgina Gustin and @mckennapr.bsky.social on agricultural exceptionalism in the US & how a 2009 appropriations bill amendment said no funds approved by Congress could pay for any rule that requires mandatory reporting of GHG emissions from manure management
insideclimatenews.org/news/2212202...
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ryan ackett
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I would love to read this
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ryan ackett
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stray thought: I'm not in love with the *term* land sovereignty bc that is precisely what we have now: land sovereigns. Land ownership confers sovereignty in the US legal system- a total right to use and abuse. What I am interested in is land democracy, not sovereignty
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Adam Calo
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New pod (The People’s Land Policy): open.spotify.com/episode/5NUh...
#foodstudies
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ryan ackett
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now do CAFOs
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ryan ackett
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I will not rest until these people are excommunicated from all left/progressive ag spaces and recognized as the bankrupt right wing frauds they are
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ryan ackett
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knocking it out of the park as usual. and why stop there? add in floodplains, marginal land, seasonal wetlands, high sloped areas- thats a lot of socially useless land that I can think of a lot better ideas to do with
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The New York Times
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California has put a water-stressed farming region on notice for having “inadequate” plans to curb its overuse of groundwater, bringing officials closer to directly intervening, for the first time in state history, in the way growers manage their underground water supplies.
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