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Mitigating the Impact of Rising Temperatures on Tropical Forests

Rising temperatures have pushed 57 million hectares of tropical forest beyond their safety limit for photosynthesis, slowing tree growth and threatening the planet's ability to absorb carbon dioxide. This has significant implications for the global climate. The affected forests are no longer able to effectively sequester carbon, exacerbating climate change. Finding a solution to this problem is crucial.

Science, Earth & Space Sciences, Climatology