Soils Release Far More CO2 Than Previously Thought, Researchers Find

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By Yale Environment 360Apr 25, 2014, 1:01 pm39 pts
As atmospheric CO2 levels rise, soils will likely store less carbon than scientists and climate models had predicted, according to new research published in Science. Scientists have long understood that rising carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere spur photosynthesis and plant growth, adding more…

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