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Researchers found that the world lost roughly one-third of its old growth forest between 1900 and 2015, making the planet's collective forests shorter and younger. The consequences of this change will be global, researchers warn.https://trib.al/5ckNVm7
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This will continue to fall on deaf ears, sadly
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Plant more trees! How hard is that to figure out?pic.twitter.com/vLzPv46D9K
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So does that mean these younger trees will keep growing and in many years there will be a resurge in O2 ?
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Article: "Old growth forests absorb and store massive amounts of climate-warming carbon dioxide. They provide habitat for rare and critically endangered species, and foster rich biodiversity. And they're disappearing fast."
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But who will train the younger, inexperienced trees?
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No shit NPR - obviously there younger and shorter, like what were they gunna be tall and old when ???
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