Pine Plantations May Be One Culprit in Increasing Carbon Dioxide Levels

The increasing number of pine plantations in the southern United States could contribute to a rise in carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, a new study reports. This is important because carbon dioxide is a key greenhouse gas, one that is linked to global warming.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news72970651.html">Pine Plantations May Be One Culprit in Increasing Carbon Dioxide Levels</a></p> <p>The increasing number of pine plantations in the southern United States could contribute to a rise in carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, a new study reports. This is important because carbon dioxide is a key greenhouse gas, one that is linked to global warming.</p>