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Soil's Capacity to Hold Carbon
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The soil can hold three times more carbon than what is currently in the atmosphere, making healthy soil a crucial factor in remedying climate change. Loss of organic matter in soil is responsible for 30-40% of greenhouse gases in our atmosphere.
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