Tropical forest regeneration offsets 26% of carbon emissions from deforestation

Mongabay
Mar 23, 2023, 6:34 pm186 pts
A pioneering global study published March 15 in the journal Nature showed that humid tropical forests recovering from degradation and deforestation have the potential to absorb a vast amount of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and, if preserved, they can be an important ally in addressing the climate crisis.…

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