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Agriculture, Mining Releases Carbon Trapped in Ancient Soils, Researchers Say
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers said that ancient soils store large amounts of trapped carbon. The carbon from this soil, which is now being released due to erosion, agriculture and mining could contribute to climate change, researchers said.
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