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- Chris from NewsLook
- June 5, 2012
- 5:30 am
- 66 comments
What value does the forest have? It is absolutely vital – both for humanity and nature. It’s impossible to put a price tag on its value. But trees store CO2 – which is certainly measurable in terms of the climate. Global 3000 takes a closer look. Photo Credit: glennwilliamspdx via Flickr.
Read more: Environment, Nature, News & Issues, Videos, Videos, carbon emissions, climate change, forest
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66 comments
+ add your ownThank you what a great article.
Forests are the green gold of nature!
Thank you Chris, for Sharing this!
Thank you
If only humans intrinsically had this knowledge... we would not be facing a climate crisis nor would there be deserts!
Thank you.
Forests are crucial, and whatever incentives that can be given to preserve them is crucial!
exactly .. forests are invaluable!!!!!!!
forests are invaluable....beautiful, cleansing, relaxing, life-giving and saving, feeding, protecting, etc.....
Our forests need to be preserved at any cost.
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