A new study reveals that 215 million hectares of degraded tropical land will naturally regenerate into forests, a cost-effective solution that could sequester over 23 billion metric tons of carbon within 30 years, in some areas surpassing the impact tree planting would have.
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(c) David Riaño Cortés/Pexels CC0

Un estudio revela que los bosques tropicales pueden regenerarse naturalmente

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Un estudio revela que 215 millones de hectáreas de tierras tropicales degradadas se regenerarán naturalmente y secuestrarán más de 23 mil millones de toneladas métricas de carbono en 30 años, más que haría la plantación de árboles.

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