Alejandro Dussaillant J. 🇵🇸 🇺🇦
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This amounts to a nearly 20% reduction in the efficacy of current global carbon sinks – that is, both the land and ocean – and a 15% reduction compared to how large they would be without the effects of climate change, leading to an increase of atmospheric CO2 of more than 8ppm since 1960.
November 13, 2025 at 3:26 AM
This amounts to a nearly 20% reduction in the efficacy of current global carbon sinks – that is, both the land and ocean – and a 15% reduction compared to how large they would be without the effects of climate change, leading to an increase of atmospheric CO2 of more than 8ppm since 1960.