Southern Forests' Ability to Suck Carbon From the Air May Be Slowing

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By David HasemyerFeb 2, 2015, 8:00 am37 pts
New findings concern team of scientists who studied data from 40,000 sites in 11 states. By David Hasemyer When U.S. Forest Service scientist David Wear hikes the trails crisscrossing the Appalachian Mountains, he pauses to revel not only in the beauty and solitude, but to consider the remarkable role that the…

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