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Originally Posted by freeztar

I've always agreed with you on that.

I'd love to see more research in these areas as well.

Regardless, I still stand by my assertions that the climate models are fairly accurate, even without these missing factors ("little errors").

Acknowledged on the holy bridge...errr...holey bridge, twixt us.

Originally Posted by Freezacoaliean

That's ~11.3 gallons. Multiply that by the weight of carbon in a gallon of gasoline (~5.5 lbs.) and you end up with ~62 lbs. of carbon to sequester. That's quite a bit of charcoal for a backyard enthusiast and a surprisingly high number for such a relatively short trip.

Numbers from here: How can 6 pounds of gasoline create 19 pounds of Carbon dioxide?

Spank my bottom & call me Sally! If I make the charcoal myself in my little retort, with its 7 to 1 return on wood/charcoal, that's a whopping 434 pounds of woot. What if I walk there at ~ 2 miles an hour?