Rising Temperatures Accelerate CO2 Release From Forest Soils, Study Finds
Scientists have found that forest soils are releasing more carbon dioxide than earlier estimates suggested. As global temperatures rise, stable organic matter within soil begins to break down at a faster rate. This decomposition pumps additional CO2 into the atmosphere, strengthening the feedback loop that drives further warming. The findings indicate that the relationship between soil and climate change is more significant than previously understood. Climate models are now being updated to incorporate this slower but consequential carbon release process.
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