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Lonely Tree Problem Spikes Brazil's Carbon Emissions
Brazil is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, but not with cars and power plants. A study recent details how the effect of rainforest degradation has been underestimated in fragmented rainforest regions, with lonely trees not doing their expected share of carbon cleanup.
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