Balance Earth's Cycles Again (BECA) News
Reporting on paradigm shifts in energy & agriculture that Balance the Earth's Cycles Again!!
Balance Earth's Cycles Again (BECA) News
Reporting on paradigm shifts in energy & agriculture that Balance the Earth's Cycles Again!!
Balancing Earth's cycles again is the avenue to abundance for all people. Our capabilities finally caught up to our ambitions. We can cause abundance for ALL if we want to.
We are losing insurable land at an accelerated rate due to growing weather-related disasters that are happening more often, are more severe and widespread. The two cycles that we humans have insanely unbalanced are the Carbon and Nitrogen cycles. This is causing planet warming gasses to accumulate in the atmosphere. The heating planet is the source of accelerating weather-related disasters.
Most people are aware of the Carbon greenhouse gasses, CO2 and CH4. However, N2O is a greenhouse gas on steroids. It is > 270x more potent as a greenhouse gas and is accumulating in the atmosphere linearly as time goes on. Inorganic fertilizer, especially anhydrous ammonia is a significant source of this accumulation.
One mission of Balance Earth's Cycles Again News is to draw awareness to the necessity of reducing inorganic Nitrogen use. The videos with tag 'Nitrogen reduction' have content that relates to inorganic Nitrogen reduction.
Balancing the Earth's Carbon cycle again is an opportunity to grow jobs that cannot be outsourced or easily automated.
It is also an opportunity to significantly reduce electricity and transportation costs. Furthermore, we can phase out inefficient uses of land that expose people to annual applications of anhydrous ammonia (NH3), fungicides, herbicides and insecticides. These chemicals are linked to neurological development disorders in children, cancer and cognitive decline in adults. The State of Iowa ranks #2 for new cancers emerging in its population.
It takes .001 acre of solar panels to power an EV that goes 5,000 miles. It takes an acre of corn to produce 10% of a fuel for and internal combustion engine vehicle that goes the same distance. With more solar and wind power and less corn for fuel, we gain more land for food, housing and conservation.