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Savannas and Grasslands May Lose Their Ability to Buffer Climate Change as They Become Drier, Researchers Warn
Savannas and grasslands in drier climates around the world store more heat-trapping carbon than scientists thought they did and are helping to slow the rate of climate warming, according to a new study.
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Spread of Drought-Resistant Trees on Grasslands a Big Problem, Here’s Why
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Deforestation, Degradation Turns 26% of Amazon Rainforest to Grassland, Report Reveals
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Researchers Find Out That Reintroducing Bison Into Grasslands Will Increase Plant Diversity
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Drought Exposure History of Grassland Communities Improves Its Recovery From Subsequent Drought
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Consequences of Climate Change: California Grassland To Become Less Productive Due to Warmer Climate
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Chomper Learnings: Humans Started on Grass-Based Foods Earlier?
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Able to Run Fast and Eat Grass with Decorum: Restoring Bison to Illinois
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Parasitic 'Vampire' Plants Aren't So Bad, After All
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Let the Grass Rest! Battling Invasive Plants
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Creepy Crawlers Crucial to Grasslands
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Trees Threaten Growing Grasslands
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Mysterious 'Fairy Circles' Not the Work of Termites
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