we can only use the biological configurations of carbon

You cannot 'destroy' its configuration unless you bombard it in a lab

This is basic science stuff

Only radioactive elements get their configurations destroyed by emitting nucleons

carbon isn't the nutrient we are primarily losing out on

it's mostly everything else

Name everything else

Give me an exhaustive list of what exactly we are losing out on

They are all simple elements

all the nutrients

we don't actually know exhaustively how plants make use of each and every nutrient

Omg we do

we just know that they store them

Bruh I just told you

Since like the 70s

and we need them in our bodies

https://www.advancednutrients.com/articles/easy-hydroponics-beginners-guide/

Its better to grow them without soil

plants we grow suck up these nutrients through various mechanisms

and those nutrients aren't properly returned to the soil

Lol

Bruh

I can't even

when you harvest a crop, the crop is taking the nutrients in the soil with it

not all

but over time it gets quite a lot of the nutrients

to where the soil becomes unsuitable to grow anything on

A plant nutrient is not a human nutrient

retard

There's no such universal thing as a nutrient

I mean one thing Pelth isn’t considering is that there’s a multiplicity number of farming methods which can be used to affect nutrient loss as a result of soil erosion. Yes if you have soul erosion in your farm and you do nothing, you’re going to have poor crop yields, but there are nutrient management practices farmers and agricultural scientist have developed to respond to soil erosion. You can literally put more nutrients into the soil, add nutrients to the water, or practice something like terracing your halve the effects of soil erosion.

Soil erosion isn’t an existential threat to our crop yields, or to nutrient availability

there are no sustainable farming techniques that can feed over 7 billion people

Soil erosion is only a threat to ecological diversity

Typical right wing thinking "The planet is burning, so let me set fire to the forests"

they set fire to the forests to return some nutrients to the soil

that is the core principle of slash and burn

LOL

@Pelth We literally have high enough crop yields and food production to feed around 10 billion people right now

Omg bruh you trolling

The problem is distribution not production.