Biology
Tropical forests are losing their ability to absorb carbon
The carbon sequestration capacity of pristine tropical forests in the world has decreased by about a third from 1990, the new study said.
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The carbon sequestration capacity of pristine tropical forests in the world has decreased by about a third from 1990, the new study said.
The process of locking carbon in water or stone is understood as the process of carbon absorption. The chemical evolution is related to some complex chemical reactions.
There are about 830 billion tons of carbon in the air. Every year, people waste about 10 billion tons more. The soil can contain 4,800 billion tons, 6 times the air.