Disrupting sensitive soils could make climate change worse, Stanford researchers find

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Nov 28, 2017, 1:32 pm49 pts
Nearly a third of the carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere annually can be traced back to bacteria living in the soil, where they break down plant and animal matter for energy.

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