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Climate Change - Forest Soils Store More Greenhouse Gases in Drought than Expected

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Forest trees store climate-damaging greenhouse gases - however, in drought times this capacity decreases. Researchers have now found that if the drought continues, the forest soils can compensate for this.

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Climate Change - Forest Soils Store More Greenhouse Gases in Drought than Expected

Forest trees store climate-damaging greenhouse gases - however, in drought times this capacity decreases. Researchers have now found that if the drought continues, the forest soils can compensate for this.

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Deutschlandfunk broke the news in Germany on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
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