Weekly: Saving the trees we already have; why US men are dying younger; soap bubble lasers (pew pew pew)
#224 Tree planting has become an incredibly popular way of attempting to store carbon dioxide and slow global warming. But new research estimates we may be able to store huge amounts of carbon dioxide without planting any new trees at all. All we have to do is protect the ones we already have. The world’s existing…
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