Europe's forests are declining in their capacity to absorb CO2 due to drought and logging, jeopardizing the EU's climate goals.
Delia Niculescu
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A study published in Nature magazine underlines the importance of Europe's forests in the fight against carbon emissions, highlighting a decline in their ability to absorb CO2 due to drought and logging. Scientists warn that these trends threaten the EU's climate goals and call for swift action to protect these vital ecosystems.
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