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Petroleum
- Jun 25, 2001
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"One major difficulty in answering how much CO2 a forest is gaining or losing is that forests both take up CO2 (through photosynthesis) during the sunlight well as release it (through respiration) at night; it is the balance which decides whether a forest is a net source or store of carbon. Scientists have had to come up with some very ingenious tricks to measure exactly how much CO2 a forest is breathing in and out."
What will happens to carbon and methane release of died plants?
Luis