[NatureNS] Forest Biomass burning environmental lunacy

Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2013 09:50:55 -0300 (ADT)
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   Mary,
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   &#160;&#160; just curious about that suspiciously round&#160; 75 % figure. Is that true for all vegetation types? Here in N.S. the&#160;soil is incredibly thin. What is&#160;the source of the 75 % figure? With thanks,
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   Dusan Soudek
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   <br/>From: Mary Macaulay &#60;marymacaulay@hotmail.com&#62;
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   <br/>Date: April 11, 2013 at 7:56 AM
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   <br/>Subject: [NatureNS] Forest Biomass burning environmental lunacy
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   <br/>75% of the carbon stored on land is in the soil Dave. The richest deepest soils are under an old growth forest. A healthy forest canopy continues to feed that soil and protects it from erosion and oxidation. So .. the arguments against Industrial forestry are clear cut... 
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   <br/>Mary Macaulay, P.Eng.
   <br/>Executive Director
   <br/>Atlantic Concrete Association
   <br/>www.atlanticconcrete.ca
   <br/>Office: 902-443-4456
   <br/>Cell: 902-489-2000
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