Soils and Oceans Omitted from Paris Climate Talks by EcoWatch

As our planet’s atmosphere races past 400 ppm of carbon dioxide and “climate chaos” weather becomes the norm, many hopes and concerns were being directed to the United Nations Conference on Climate Change, held in December in Paris. John W. Roulac is concerned that world leaders should agree to shift away from carbon-centric energy and food production to more renewable energy sources and regenerative agriculture.

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