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Here’s a great way to visualize the huge potential of forest conservation and restoration as ‘natural climate solutions’

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    Dec 6, 2017, 2:42 pm1.1k ptsInteresting
    photo of Here’s a great way to visualize the huge potential of forest conservation and restoration as ‘natural climate solutions’ imageRecent research found that 20 different “natural climate solutions” have the potential to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by as much as 23.8 billion metric tons every year — and that nearly half of that potential, or some 11.3 billion metric tons of emissions, represent what the study’s authors…
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