The climate penalty of plants

Mehliyar Sadiq ()
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Mehliyar Sadiq: University of Edinburgh

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 5, 387-388

Abstract: Since 1980, European nations have made a tremendous effort to mitigate ozone pollution by reducing emissions, only to achieve limited success. Research now shows that vegetation stressed by heat and drought conditions has partly thwarted these actions.

Date: 2020
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