Soil holds over 2,800 gigatonnes of carbon in the top metre — 45% more than previously thought. A new report shows healthy soil could sequester up to 27% of the emissions needed to meet Paris goals. Yet 70% of nations still overlook soil in their climate plans.
(c) Tom Van Dyck
(c) Tom Van Dyck

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Nakatago sa lupa ang mahigit 2,800 gigaton ng carbon sa unang metro nito — 45 % na higit sa inaakala dati. Ipinapakita ng bagong ulat na ang malusog na lupa ay kayang sumipsip ng hanggang 27 % ng kinakailangang emissions para maabot ang layunin ng Paris. Ngunit 70 % ng mga bansa ay hindi ito binibigyang-pansin.

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