France's plan to increase its soil carbon is an example to the world

The Ecologist
Oct 17, 2015, 2:19 pm244 pts
It sounds like a modest ambition: France wants to raise the amount of carbon in its soils by 0.4% a year, writes John Quinton. But that represents a vast amount of carbon, and its capture into soils will bring a host of other benefits. We should all get with the program!

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