New research suggests that large scale reforestation and afforestation along Canada’s boreal forest edge has the potential to remove billions of tonnes of CO₂. But how does the science behind carbon sequestration, permafrost protection, wildfire risks, and the albedo effect stack up? And can massive tree-planting projects realistically help fight climate change—or are they just a temporary fix?
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Reference Links
Dsouza et al - Substantial carbon removal capacity of Taiga reforestation and afforestation at Canada's boreal edge.
Ribbers et al - Boreal forests at risk
Canada's Tree Planting program
Colorado State University report on climate related boreal changes
National Observer - Carbon loss in boreal forests
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