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Trees don't absorb any more sunlight than an equivalent area of grassland, so I'd be surprised if mature woods sequestered any more CO₂ than grasslands did.
by gcthomas 5y ago
Trees don't absorb any more sunlight than an equivalent area of grassland, so I'd be surprised if mature woods sequestered any more CO₂ than grasslands did.
- dragonwriter 5y agoYou are confusing flows (initial rate of sequestration starting with newly planted land) with stocks (amount sequestered at peak), I think.