Nothing left the land in the old prairies. It was a closed system, nothing left, nothing exported. No need to add anything.
Your solution of 'replacing' sulfur is to mine it deeper? Remove it all to depths that not a single plant species of any kind can reach any longer?
Then when you have exported all that to china in canola wheat alfalfa barley peas beans beef chicken pork, then what?
You have not even begun to explain how any of this is magically REPLACING the sulfur you are removing. Sorry, but animals running around on the ground magically producing carbon doesn't cut it.
Maybe someone else can ask it in an even simpler way?
Your solution of 'replacing' sulfur is to mine it deeper? Remove it all to depths that not a single plant species of any kind can reach any longer?
Then when you have exported all that to china in canola wheat alfalfa barley peas beans beef chicken pork, then what?
You have not even begun to explain how any of this is magically REPLACING the sulfur you are removing. Sorry, but animals running around on the ground magically producing carbon doesn't cut it.
Maybe someone else can ask it in an even simpler way?
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