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Forests Regrow, Suck Up Tons of Carbon, Offer Climate Hope

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Carbon sequestration potential of the secondary growth forest along the Abuan watershed at Ilagan, Isabela
Ginalyn S Pasamonte

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The study looked at how much carbon is stored in the trees of a secondary forest in Abuan watershed. They found that younger trees store more carbon than older ones, and taller and wider trees store more carbon each year. The forest has the potential to store a lot of carbon, which is important for fighting climate change.