Soil, water and air are all interconnected, it is every one has the right to utilize the

soil to harvest what he needs by growing the crops he deserves. At the same time,

Yevoryun has the responsibility to protect it, to sustain its productivity and fertility and health.

Now, Yevoryun talks about this global warming and even globally many actions have been started to

combat CO2 enrichment in atmosphere and reduce global warming. So, CO2, as we have already seen,

is one of the major components leading to global warming. What soil by proper soil management,

a major contribution to mitigate global warming can happen. If we understand, if Yevoryun understands

the link, there is 10 times more CO2 stand stored in the soil compared to the atmosphere.

By storing more carbon in the soil, we restrict the speed with which it is released into the

atmosphere. Thereby, the levels of carbon can be reduced. The atmospheric carbon can be harvested

through photosynthesis and stored as a plant biomass and also as soil carbon in huge quantities,

in Taggart tons. So, thereby, the level of CO2 in the atmosphere when it is reduced,

it is contribution to global warming as greenhouse gas will also come down.

For a greenhouse gas is one which absorbs the radiant energy and emits it in thermal infrared

resin to heat the atmosphere. It absorbs the energy and holds it and releases it. A greenhouse

is one which is transmittive to shortwave radiations and blocks the escape as longwave radiation.

For example, in a glass house, the solar radiation will come said through for shortwave radiation,

it reaches inside the glass house, where if you grow plants, it will do photosynthesis.

But after heating the soil surface, it is emitted back in longwave radiation. That for that long

wave radiation, that glass house or that greenhouse is not pervious, is impervious. So, it is

recycled within the glass house. So, the thermal energy, the heat energy increases and the

temperature goes up. The similar thing is happening all over the world. That is what we refer

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