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Carbon Dysphoria and Woolly Mammoths
Carbon Dysphoria and Woolly Mammoths

Not all carbon is bad; in fact, it’s necessary to life on earth. Nevertheless, Northwestern’s Engineering Department wants to incarcerate carbon in the soil and hopes to “determine whether plant-based organic matter gets trapped in the soil or feeds microbes which then respire carbon dioxide into the ever-warming environment.“ 1

Sounds very carbon dysphoric.

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Jan Schenk GrosskopfThe Conversation, Northwestern Engineering soil carbon, carbon soil, woolly mammoth DNA, woolly mammoth global warming, mccormick northwestern soil carbon, US debt, green research, carbon dysphoria, carbon soil capture