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2023-06-25 10:49:59 UTC - NOT_MISLEADING

Farms emit greenhouse gasses, yes. But most of the emitted greenhouse gasses come from carbon that has first been captured from the air by the crops, essentially forming a carbon neutral cycle. Fossil fuels add carbon to the atmosphere that was not present in the cycle before.

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• Farms emit greenhouse gasses, yes. But most of the emitted greenhouse gasses come from carbon that has first been captured from the air by the crops, essentially forming a carbon neutral cycle. Fossil fuels add carbon to the atmosphere that was not present in the cycle before.