Is Planting Forests Bad For The Climate?
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Planting forests is a proven approach to mitigating global warming through sequestering atmospheric CO2. However, in the mid-latitudes this could actually have the unintended consequence of warming the planet by decreasing the surface reflectivity. Numerical modeling results are used to show where and how forests can benefit the climate.
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Snyder, Peter K.. (2011). Is Planting Forests Bad For The Climate?. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/119856.
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