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Trees not always best answer in global warming fight
A Duke University study challenges the idea that planting trees and shrubs always mitigates climate change. In six western grassland pairs, trees in wet areas reduced soil carbon, while drier sites saw increased soil storage. Grasslands may store more above ground but less overall than previously thought, suggesting native grasslands outperform woody growth in carbon balance.
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