The forested path to climate stability (commentary)

Mongabay
Aug 30, 2018, 11:18 am98 pts
In 2017, the world lost 39 million acres (nearly 16 million hectares) of tropical forests — an area equivalent in size to Bangladesh — at a near-record rate of 40 football fields every minute for the entire year, according to Global Forest Watch. Halting and reversing deforestation is critical for climate…

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