Alarming Decline in Natural Carbon Sinks Poses Threat to Climate Efforts
Recent studies reveal that natural ecosystems, crucial for absorbing carbon dioxide, have nearly stopped this process, raising concerns about climate change. The decline in carbon sinks, exacerbated by rising temperatures and extreme weather, threatens to accelerate global warming. With 2023 marking the highest CO2 emissions ever, the need for urgent climate action is critical to preserve and restore these vital ecosystems.
Study Shows Global Warming’s Impact on Forest Carbon Uptake
Forests are considered the most effective and abundantly available carbon sinks, capable of storing and sequestering millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. A new study from India joins emerging research that challenges this notion, showing that carbon…