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Farmland holds potential in cutting U S greenhouse gases
Agriculture could absorb carbon dioxide through soils and cover crops aided by reduced tillage, tree and wetland plantings, and marginal land restoration. NRCS soil experts say soils may offset about 5 percent of U S emissions, with cautions about variability and permanence. Indigo Agriculture sells carbon credits to IBM and banks. payments start at 15 dollars per 1.1 tons.
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U.S
Adam Chambers
U.S. Natural Resources Conservation Service
David Montgomery
University of Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Iowa State University
Steven Hall
NRCS
Biden
Department of Agriculture
Tom Vilsack
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corp
Indigo Agriculture
Indigo
Chris Harbourt
Agronomists
IBM
J.P Morgan Chase
Barclays
U.S. Senate
House
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Debbie Stabenow
Michigan
American Farm Bureau Federation
Environmental Defense Fund
Congress
Bruno Basso
Michigan State University Soil and Plant
Colorado State University
Keith Paustian
Colorado State