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The simulations that best capture the current climate situations also predict the direst consequences for Earth due to human actions

While planting more trees and plants has been a well-established method to speed up the process of removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, what if we could make the individual plants absorb more carbon dioxide instead of just increasing the number of plants?

We have been witnessing a steady increase in carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere and it has now reached a level almost 100 times larger than the levels at the end of the most recent ice age.

Photo by William Warby/(CC BY 2.0) Article by Monishaa Suresh   As climate change progresses, its impact is manifested in

Raising crops and livestock on hundreds of acres requires a significant input of resources and creates quite a bit of waste, affecting air, water, soil, and human health. Luckily, there is an up-and-coming solution already in the works in many locations around the globe.

The dust storms won’t come tomorrow or next month but as the global temperature increases and we do nothing to combat it, the surroundings and climate becomes more and more ideal for these storms to ravage the land. While we can prepare for it with dust-proofing and evacuation, we must first think about what we can do to prevent such an occurrence from happening at all.