Environment
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Congo Tropical Peatland Transitions From Major Carbon Store to Harmful Carbon Emissions Source Due to Climate Change
According to new research, the world's largest tropical peatland shifted from being a major carbon store to a source of harmful carbon dioxide emissions thousands of years ago as a result of climate change.
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