Fungi can save soils and climate

John Suavecito

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Fungi can hold the soil together, complete communication for the biology, and retain the carbon in the soil to prevent some excess climate change.
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And add to that the use of biochar, which adds lots of surface area for fungi to colonize, and it would be possible to take care of all climate change.

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