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How Ancient Amazonians Locked Away Thousands of Tons of Carbon in Dark Earth

How Ancient Amazonians Locked Away Thousands of Tons of Carbon in Dark Earth
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The mystery behind the Amazon s fertile patches of land

A new study shows that the Amazon's dark earth was intentionally produced by ancient Amazonians as a way to improve the quality of the soil.

Taylor perronSamuel goldbergUniversity of miami

Ancient Amazonians intentionally created fertile dark earth

Ancient Amazonians intentionally created fertile dark earth
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Amazon riverBrazil generalMorgan schmidtMichael heckenbergerTaylor perronSamuel goldbergPlanetary sciencesUniversity of floridaUniversity of miamiAmazon jungleIda green professorKuikuro indigenous territoryUpper xingu riverUpper xinguIndigenous amazonians

Ancient Amazonians intentionally created fertile dark earth | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology

A new study suggests patches of fertile soil in the Amazon, known as dark earth, were intentionally produced by ancient Amazonians as a way to improve the soil and sustain large and complex societies.

Amazon riverBrazil generalMuseu nacionalTaylor perronMichael heckenbergerSamuel goldbergMorgan schmidtMuseu goeldiAbdul latif jameelFood systems labWenner gren foundationPlanetary sciencesUniversity of floridaWilliam talbott hillman foundationNational science foundationUniversity of miami

Dark earth made by Amazon farmers stores carbon for centuries

Nutrient-rich soil known as “dark earth” has been cultivated by Indigenous farmers in the Amazon for centuries, leaving behind a large and still uncounted store of carbon

Samuel goldbergMorgan schmidtUniversity of santa catarinaUniversity of miamiIndigenous territoryFederal universitySanta catarinaClimate changeThe amazon rainforest

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