Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Soil and climate scientist Walter Jehne explains how healthy soils act as a sponge for carbon and water - the "soil carbon sponge." When we manage soils to absorb water, biodiverse living systems thrive, photosynthesis pulls carbon out of the atmosphere, the biosphere cools, and regenerates a viable life-support system for millions of species including humans.
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Soil and climate scientist Walter Jehne explains how healthy soils act as a sponge for carbon and water - the "soil carbon sponge." When we manage soils to absorb water, biodiverse living systems thrive, photosynthesis pulls carbon out of the atmosphere, the biosphere cools, and regenerates a viable life-support system for millions of species including humans.
Learn more about Biodiversity for a Livable Climate: bio4climate.org
Connect with us
Facebook: facebook.com/bio4climate
Twitter: twitter.com/bio4climate
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