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Bringing together leading researchers from around the world this book reviews how vegetation and soils act as naturally occurring buffers which use up the gases responsible for global warming and the greenhouse effect. It provides in-depth information on the importance of these sinks, how they may respond to increased greenhouse gas emissions, how we can protect them and how they can help us mitigate climate change.

Greenhouse Gas Sinks

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Hardback by David Reay , Nick Hewitt

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    Publisher: CABI Publishing
    Publication Date: 21/02/2007
    ISBN13: 9781845931896, 978-1845931896
    ISBN10: 1845931890

    Number of Pages: 448

    Non Fiction , Earth Sciences, Geography & Environment , Education

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    Bringing together leading researchers from around the world this book reviews how vegetation and soils act as naturally occurring buffers which use up the gases responsible for global warming and the greenhouse effect. It provides in-depth information on the importance of these sinks, how they may respond to increased greenhouse gas emissions, how we can protect them and how they can help us mitigate climate change.

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