Net Zero, Net Negative, and Sequestration

"Full Mitigation Science" or FMS is a scientific study by Timothy C. Thompson.  FMS uses fundamental physical laws and improved definitions to detail climate change's origin, timelines, and mitigation. The study focuses on correlations between Earth's CO2 sinks, atmospheric CO2 ppm, and human demand for forestry. Exploring climate change as an environmental changing condition and not entirely emission-based allowed FMS to conclude that human influence on global forestry environments formed a constant impeding of naturally occurring CO2 sinks. The harvesting of younger and immature trees impedes those sinks. Furthermore, more efficient uses of existing sinks (increasing tree maturity) could absorb all the metric tonnes of naturally occurring and human-released CO2 emissions annually. Since atmospheric CO2 is the foundation of climate change, the mitigation prescription FMS stresses is restoring the balance between sequestration and emissions. FMS concludes this restoration is more than possible. and proposes multiple ways to beat CO2 driven climate change.  

  FMS stewardship allows trees to grow and mature for generations, not just decades. That is unlike today's demand-driven forestry practices.  Globally, if a tree matures to age 40 before harvest, it is a rarity. To make a difference in climate change it must be allowed to mature.