The case for forests’ prominent role in holding off climate change

Mongabay
Jan 16, 2019, 8:57 am119 pts
Most scientists and experts agree that forests are critical to stabilizing the global climate, and the 2015 Paris climate agreement recognized the need to “conserve and enhance” their carbon sequestration potential. But three years after the deal, forests and their capacity as regulators of emissions still…

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