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The Arctic MountainsIt was previously believed that forest growth in the barren Arctic tundra would absorb the world's CO2 emissions and slow global warming. However a new report from English and Scottish scientists reveals that as the trees start to grow closer to the North Pole, they are actually releasing more greenhouse gases than they absorb.1
Arctic forestIt was previously believed that forest growth in the barren Arctic tundra would absorb the world's CO2 emissions and slow global warming. However a new report from English and Scottish scientists reveals that as the trees start to grow closer to the North Pole, they are actually releasing more greenhouse gases than they absorb.2
Arctic tundraIt was previously believed that forest growth in the barren Arctic tundra would absorb the world's CO2 emissions and slow global warming. However a new report from English and Scottish scientists reveals that as the trees start to grow closer to the North Pole, they are actually releasing more greenhouse gases than they absorb.3
