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Peter Raymond appointed Oastler Professor of Biogeochemistry

Peter Raymond appointed Oastler Professor of Biogeochemistry
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Ever warmer: permafrost melts and releases millions of tons of greenhouse gases

Ever warmer: permafrost melts and releases millions of tons of greenhouse gases
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Africa s Carbon Sink Capacity Is Shrinking

A new estimate of Africa’s greenhouse gas budget from 2010 to 2019 shows increasing emissions from cropland expansion, livestock, and fossil fuel use meaning the continent may have transitioned from an overall carbon sink to a slight carbon source.

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Africa s carbon sink capacity is shrinking

Africa s carbon sink capacity is shrinking
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New Method to Track CO2 Emissions in Streams

UMass Amherst researchers unveil carbonate buffering s role in CO2 emissions, challenging tracking methods in water bodies.

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