Most global carbon-budgeting efforts assume a linear flow of water from the land to the sea, which ignores the complex interplay between streams, rivers, lakes, groundwater, estuaries, mangroves and more.
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Huge Forest Fires Don’t Cause Living Trees to Release Much Carbon, OSU Research Shows
Research on the ground following two large wildfires in California’s Sierra Nevada mountain range showed the vast majority of carbon stored in trees before the blazes was still there after the fires.
Denmark Looks to Ramp Up Green Hydrogen to Help Meet Climate Goals
Denmark is pledging to increase production of green hydrogen, its government announced Tuesday.
Ancient Ice Reveals Scores of Gigantic Volcanic Eruptions
For many people, the mention of a volcanic eruption conjures up doomsday scenarios that include deafening explosions, dark ash billowing into the stratosphere and gloopy lava burying everything in its path as panicked humans run for their lives.
February 2022 Was Earth’s 7th Warmest on Record
Antarctic sea ice coverage shrank to a record low
Climate Change Considerably Threatens Europe’s Beech Forests
Beech forests in Europe are severely threatened by climate change, particularly in southern European countries, but also in central Europe.