Restoring natural creek habitats over long periods of time could help eliminate the amount of greenhouse gases that tens of thousands of homes produce each year, according to a new study put out by the University of California Cooperative Extension earlier this month.
Called “Creek Carbon: Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions through Riparian Revegetation,” the cooperative’s study collected data from plants and soil from 42 waterways located on ranches in Napa, Sonoma and Marin Counties to…