Greenhouse gases in intensive agriculture: contributions of individual gases to the radiative forcing of the atmosphere
Agriculture plays a major role in the global fluxes of the greenhouse gases carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, and methane. From 1991 to 1999, we measured gas fluxes and other sources of global warming potential (GWP) in cropped and nearby unmanaged ecosystems. Net GWP (grams of carbon dioxide equivalents per square meter per year) ranged from 110 in our conventional tillage systems to -211 in early successional communities. None of the annual cropping systems provided net mitigation, although soil carbon accumulation in no-till systems came closest to mitigating all other sources of GWP. In all but one ecosystem, nitrous oxide production was the single greatest source of GWP. In the late successional system, GWPWritten by: Daniel Xie

Trigger Warning: This article contains disturbing mentions of death threats, ableism, gloating over left leaning Labour activists by labour's establishment.

A leaked report has revealed that the Blairite establishment wing of Labour plotted to undermine Jeremy Corbyn and the party’s electoral chances, during the 2017 general election. The efforts of the Labour establishment to thwart Corbyn and the efforts of various other leftists to realign the party to the left have been well-known. This has been made evident by the coup against Corbyn following the Brexit referendum along with the co-opting of the discourse anti-antisemitism by moderates and Blairites within Labour to shut down leftist and pro-Palestinian voices.

Yet few could predict the extent of establishment sabotage against Corbyn as highlighted by this leaked report, which shows