Drawdown : : the Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming

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Includes index.
Energy -- Wind turbines -- Microgrids -- Geothermal -- Solar farms -- Rooftop solar -- Wave and tidal -- Concentrated solar -- Biomass energy -- Nuclear -- Cogeneration -- Micro wind -- Alexander von Humboldt -- Methane digesters -- In-stream hydro -- Waste to energy -- Grid flexibility -- Energy storage, utilities -- Energy storage. distributed -- Solar water -- Food -- Plant rich diet -- Farmland restoration -- Reduced food waste -- Clean cookstoves -- Multistrata agroforestry -- Improved rice production -- Silvopasture -- Why bother? -- Regenerative agriculture -- Nutrient management -- Tree intercropping -- Conservation agriculture -- Composting -- Biochar -- Tropical staple trees -- Farmland irrigation -- The hidden half of nature -- Managed grazing -- Women and girls -- Women smallholders -- Family planning -- Educating girls -- Buildings and cities -- Net zero buildings -- Walkable cities -- Bike infrastructure -- Green roofs -- LED lighting -- Heat pumps -- Smart glass -- Smart thermostats -- District heating -- Building with wood -- Landfill methane -- Insulation -- Retrofitting -- Building automation systems -- Water distribution -- Water saving, home.
Land use -- Forest protection -- Coastal wetlands -- Tropical forests -- Bamboo -- The man who stopped the desert -- Perennial biomass -- Peatlands -- Indigenous peoples' land management -- Temperate forests -- The hidden life of trees -- Afforestation -- Transport -- Mass transit -- High speed rail -- Ships -- Electric vehicles -- Ridesharing -- Electric bikes -- Cars -- Airplanes -- Trucks -- Telepresence -- Trains -- Materials -- Household recycling -- Industrial recycling -- Alternative cement -- Refrigerant management -- Recycled paper -- Bioplastic -- Coming attractions -- Repopulating the mammoth steppe -- Pasture cropping -- Enhanced weathering -- Marine permaculture -- Intensive silvopasture -- Artificial leaf -- Autonomous vehicles -- Solid state wave energy -- Living buildings -- On care for our common home -- Direct air capture -- Hydrogen boron fusion -- Smart highways -- Hyperloop -- Microbial farming -- Industrial hemp -- Perennial crops -- A cow walks onto a beach -- Ocean farming -- Smart grids -- Building with wood -- Reciprocity -- Conclusion -- What do the numbers tell us?

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Great book ;) submitted by angie. on July 21, 2021, 6:44pm Teaches people a lot about global warming. Great book!

Interesting submitted by bfields on February 27, 2022, 11:59am I learned a lot. Just as a casual news consumer, I feel like I get only a narrow view of the possible solutions--I've heard a lot about solar power, but, say, refrigerant disposal isn't something I'd thought about! It was good to get a wider view.

I would have liked more text and care spent on the context and on how to interpret the numbers. Googling around helped fill in some of those gaps.

Pretty good, well laid out submitted by m d on July 9, 2023, 7:20pm More enriched, multi-dimensional approaches by everyday persons on practical level mand how to better impact our smaller communities, reach our politicians, etc. would be also helpful. It is quantifiably broken down into various industries and levels of impact which offers perspective, so that is helpful.