Plants Are Decades Away From Absorbing Less Carbon, Study Warns

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By Olivia RosaneJan 14, 2021, 1:42 pm165 pts
Up until now, humans have had an invaluable ally in the climate crisis battle: Earth's plants. These steadfast photosynthesizers have absorbed about a third of human-released greenhouse gas emissions, but that could change. A study published in Science Advances on Wednesday warned that if emissions continue at…

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