Fixing Carbon News Today

We’ve reached a fork in the fertilizer road: More (but greener) fertilizer or less fertilizer (and less meat) | Fixing Carbon post by Anthropocene Magazine |

The science linking wildlife conservation to carbon sequestration is open for debate | A Fixing Carbon post from Anthropocene Magazine

Or do we all need to work smarter, not just shorter, to do the most good? | A "Fixing Carbon" Post from Anthropocene Magazine

Is their plan a model for global climate mitigation—or a cautionary tale of climate colonialism?

Cryptocurrencies have long been climate villains: using ever-increasing amounts of power to make a few people rich. Now the story has taken a new turn.

To hit emissions targets, should we loosen our fixation on counting carbon (and people) and instead prioritize development and climate justice?

But it’s still a fossil fuel. Can we get over that? | Fixing Carbon Newsletter from Anthropocene Magazine

How realistic is it to bury excess carbon in agricultural soil? | Anthropocene Magazine

The invasion of Ukraine could be a turning point for nuclear power and carbon budgets | Fixing Carbon Newsletter from Anthropocene Magazine

Can having too many “last chances” stifle attempts to enact real change?