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Polar warning: Warming temperatures mean more than melted ice

Polar warning: Warming temperatures mean more than melted ice
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Africa now emits more carbon than it stores – The Mail & Guardian

As the population increases, the trend is likely to continue

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Carbon emissions from Africa are climbing faster than they can be absorbed

Carbon emissions from Africa are climbing faster than they can be absorbed
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2024-04 - Africa is no longer the carbon sink of the world

2024-04 - Africa is no longer the carbon sink of the world
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Africa is no longer the carbon sink of the world

In only nine years between 2010 and 2019, Africa has turned from being a net carbon sink, to being a net carbon source.

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