Carbon capture is substantial in secondary tropical forests

Friday, May 13, 2016 - 22:10 in Earth & Climate

One of the most effective methods for capturing carbon from the atmosphere in the tropics of Latin America -- allowing secondary forests to regenerate on their own -- is overlooked by global climate change policies. Scientists explain how these forests quickly become substantial, important players in the fight to slow climate change.

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