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Credit Pacific Service Union A new cash crop is emerging for farmers, ranchers and timberland owners: clean air. The Bush administration, industries and commodity traders are ready to put a price on keeping greenhouse gas - caused by carbon from decaying vines, roots and fertilizers - down on the farm and out of the atmosphere.

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Credit First Service Union For a decade, power plants and smokestack industries that emit less pollution than federal clean- air standards required have been able to earn credits. Companies that don't meet the standards can buy those credits rather than clean up their own pollution.

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Card Credit Mobile Service Soon polluters will be able to buy credits from farms and forests, as well, if landowners keep carbon in the soil by leaving croplands unplowed and trees uncut.

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Card Credit Discover Service "The question is: Is it cheaper for power companies to pay you than it is for them to take carbon out of their smokestacks?" John Kimble, a research scientist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, told about 150 farmers, ranchers, scientists and government regulators at a conference on agricultural carbon Tuesday in Aurora.

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Credit Public Service Union Carbon dioxide produces about 60 percent of the country's greenhouse gases. Many scientists say greenhouse gases contribute to global warming, which they also believe worsens droughts and other shifts in the weather.

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Card Credit Processing Service Though tailpipes, smokestacks and power plants are the worst offenders, plowing and timber cutting produce about 5 percent of Colorado's carbon dioxide emissions and about 8 percent nationwide. Colorado has 30,000 farms and ranches totaling 31.3 million acres, with the average farm having about 1,000 acres, according to a 2002 census update report.

Center Credit Service Union The USDA has scheduled meetings at its headquarters in Maryland in January and February to determine how to measure the quantity and value of carbon dioxide from agriculture in the national air-quality picture.

Card Credit Service Wireless The Chicago Climate Exchange, a private market, will launch in the spring to allow farmers and industry to trade emissions credits the way Wall Street trades stocks and bonds.

Credit Security Service Union "A farmer, in effect, can grow two crops: one above the ground and one below," said Richard Sandor, chairman and chief executive of the Climate Exchange.

Credit Report Service Carbon credits from industry usually trade at 60 cents to $3 a ton, he said.

Blogspot Com Christian He estimated that a farmer or rancher who uses carbon-saving practices could reap one-quarter to one-half ton worth of emissions credits per acre per year.

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Credit Federal Service Union The concept divides environmentalists.

Credit Monitoring Service Some see carbon emissions trading as the motivation needed to get agriculture more involved in improving air quality. Others say, Why help out polluters?

Credit Division Service Environmental Defense and the Land and Water Fund of the Rockies were among the sponsors of Tuesday's conference, put on by the Colorado Chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society.

Card Credit Online Service On the other side, the Environmental Integrity Project would like to see each power plant and industry forced to meet air-quality standards without the loophole of bought credits.

Consumer Counseling Credit Inc Also, under current proposals, there is no requirement that polluters buy credits in or near their communities, or even the same region of the country.

Card Credit Fleet Service "This is a very important local issue," said Michele Merkel, a lawyer for the Environmental Integrity Project and a former Environmental Protection Agency attorney. "Your local power plant may be buying credits, but it doesn't make your air any cleaner."

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Credit Free Online Report President Bush, however, has said his emissions policies provide a cumulative effect of cleaner air without crippling industries that can't meet meet lower thresholds.

Credit Federal First Service For farmers, ranchers and timber owners to cash in, they need only subscribe to practices with other benefits that have been around for a long time.

Consumer Credit Service The most popular approach to preserving carbon in the soil is no-till farming, which means simply injecting seeds directly into the ground without plowing.

Center Credit Family Service Besides the few dollars they earn off each acre of carbon, they can save an estimated $190 an acre per year in equipment, fuel, labor and fertilizer costs by leaving their fields unplowed, said experts at Tuesday's conference.

Credit Reporting Service Carbon makes soil richer and roots stronger. Sparse use of the plow also reduces erosion, improves absorption of rainfall and rolls back the need for fertilizers.

Cca Credit Division Service But until they see some financial gain, farmers will be reluctant to let their farmland go brown with the vines and stubble of last year's crops, said Randy Loutzenhiser, a third-generation farmer on 2,560 acres just north of Flagler.

Credit Free Report Service "I don't doubt that no-till (planting) can be accomplished in Colorado and have a lot of benefits to the soil and air and, eventually, to my bottom line," he said. "But at the same time, I have to look at how high the cost inputs are. What's it going to do to my crop yield next year? What am I going to do with all my (tilling) equipment that I won't use anymore?

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Credit Repair Report Service About 52 million acres, or about 17.5 percent of American farmland, was planted without tilling last year for a variety of reasons, according to Conservation for Agriculture's Future.

Credit Legal Repair Service "These are all actions that are already occurring on a day-to-day basis," said Ron Follett, the chairman of Tuesday's carbon conference and a soil scientist with the USDA's Agricultural Research Service in Fort Collins. "The question is whether farmers can earn extra money off it by selling credits."

Cic Credit Monitoring Service By Joey Bunch
Denver Post - 12/4/2002

Topic: Climate Change

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