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Deforestation in Sandy Soil Ecosystems Releases Most CO2 into Atmosphere
The disruption of underground microbial communities caused by deforestation and the effects of climate change on forest ecosystems will be greater in some soil types, such as sandy soils, than in others, according to a new study led by Yale University researchers.
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