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Tropical Forests May Soon Hinder Climate Change Effort

09:58 EDT 27 Jul 2018 | Laboratory Equipment

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Forests in tropical regions could soon become a source of greenhouse gases, contributing to global warming rather than helping to counteract it, according to research.
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