(Re-)Wilding

Well that was fun yesterday in Environmental Ethics, heading out again into the shade and shadow of Peck Hall and the Walnut Grove to talk about trees and seaforestation. "The seas can turn carbon into forests at a rate exceeding that of the lushest parts of the Amazon," if (as Abby reported) industrial agriculture doesn't deplete the kelp forests first. "It would take an enormous, civilization-defining effort to achieve" the sea forest transformation we need, but "it is an alluring vision"... (continues)