European forests near 'carbon saturation
point'.
Before working on ‘carbon saturation point’,
you may want to study what ‘carbon cycle’ is. It is the process by which carbon
is transferred between land, sea and the atmosphere.
The next term you may be interested in
checking before reading this 500th anniversary topic reading is ‘carbon sink.’ It
is a natural or artificial reservoir that accumulates and stores some
carbon-containing chemical compound for some time.
A recent study suggests that forests in
Europe are getting reduced and old, thus they seem not to be able to absorb as
much CO2 as being produced in the near future.
The good news is they have a place and an
organization to tackle this problem beyond borders of the countries in the
continent. But what about other part of the world such as Asia, South America
or Africa? Are they or will they be able to study, discuss and come up with
solutions?
Enjoy reading and learning about nearly
present and clear problem of our planet.
Lastly but not the least, your continuous
or even occasional, reading of MEL School’s Topic Reading is very much appreciated.
500 topics have been archived since the beginning of this project and more will
be introduced in the future. So, please keep enjoying reading and learning.
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