Seabed trawling's impact on the climate may be wildly overestimated, says study

Even if it released no carbon it’s still an environmentally destructive practice and weakens ecosystems that we rely on for food. It also does release carbon, I’m glad we are closer to knowing how much carbon - however I hope things like this don’t get upvoted as a bit of “See what’s the issue?” from people adjacent to climate skepticism.

It is proof of yet another climate claim being wildly inaccurate.

I upvote simply in the hope that people will see that the current alarmist Chicken Little “the sky is falling” approach to climate change does more harm than good.

I wonder if there are any other things whose impact on the climate have been wildly overestimated?

It's almost like the Earth is one of the most complex systems in existence and we barely understand how it works. I'm not convinced we have the computing power to effectively model it even if we did have the proper understanding.

How about a trade we support life on the seafloor with fertilizer and drilling new black smokers. In return..