CCC The title of this post is really Dan's f""k up, I have stated on quite a few occasions that the amount of Carbon Sequestration on the planet as;

Over 100,000,000,000 Gigatonness or 100 billion gigatonnes. Well, That number was wrong by 1000 times! There are over 100,000,000 or 100 million gigatonnes of carbon sequestrated away on the planet, much of it in the form of limestone. 9 zero, not 12 zeros I am deeply sorry for that mistake, there is no excuse for such a blunder. I hope that my mistake (and I hope that any others that I may have gotten wrong will only be in spelling or grammar, which I know that, there are many) will not keep you from reading more of my posts. All I can say is "That I Will Try Better" Sorry, Dan

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