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David Chapman
Most of the temperate northern hemisphere was densely dotted with beaver ponds before humans mostly eradicated them. If this study is accurate, letting beavers build dams unmolested might be the fastest, cheapest way to scrub CO₂ from the atmosphere?
Ponds are taken for granted. Perhaps it's because most of us have seen them – and on occasion, fallen into them – and think they're only good for goldfish. Ponds may be the number one habitat for ...
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David Chapman 2. velj 2019.
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In addition to creating ponds that sink carbon without further beavering, beavers actively bury tree branches in the bottom mud (long-term storage for winter noms) and also actively plant fast-growing shrubs around their ponds (gardening for summer noms).
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