Tag: spacetime
Posted by ronald rovers Posted on 4 mei 2025
Posted in assessment, Embodied Land, evaluation, land, landuse, materials, renewable, resources
Tagged regrowable, spacetime
Metals are often said to be “non-renewable.” It’s suggested there’s no other way to deal with it. But we can renew them—though what’s usually meant is reuse or recycling: renewed use of something that already exists. And that, in turn, is called circular. But that’s not quite correct: it’s prolonged…
Posted by ronald rovers Posted on 21 juli 2024
Posted in agriculture, assessment, carbon budget, certificates, CO2, Embodied Land, evaluation, forests, land, landuse
Tagged spacetime
How to deal with CO2, causes quite a bit of confusion. (See also earlier [1]) No wonder, considering that focusing on an effect rather than a cause leads to such confusion, but more on that in a moment. I was once again triggered by the debate about Carbon Credits. For…