Warmer ecosystems save their breath

Alice S. A. Johnston ()
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Alice S. A. Johnston: Cranfield University

Nature Climate Change, 2025, vol. 15, issue 8, 816-817

Abstract: Land stores vast amounts of carbon, and how much of it is released as temperatures rise could accelerate climate change. Now research shows ecosystems are more adaptable to climate warming than previously thought, potentially reducing future carbon–climate feedbacks.

Date: 2025
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