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The Latest News on Carbon Conservation Canberrans Love Their Trees. Here's Why. Urban Trees Are Better Than Their Country Cousins Soil Erosion and Carbon Sequestration Warmer Hardwood Forest Soils Sequester More CO2 Higher Atmospheric CO2 Means More Carbon In Soil The One-Two Punch, Higher Nitrogen and CO2 CO2 Emissions and Nitrogen Deposition Together Boost Productivity More Than Might Be Expected Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition's Effect on Terrestrial Carbon Sequestration The Importance of Nitrogen In Terrestrial Carbon Sequestration Worms Turn Theory of Warming Peat Bogs' Role in Global Warming Orthodoxy On Soil Carbon Storage Is Changing More CO2 Plus Global Warming Means Longer Growing Seasons, Greater Carbon Sequestration CO2 Levels Spell Life or Death for Plants Under High Temperatures Further Evidence Rising Seas Mean More Carbon Sequestration Carbon Loss From Warming Forests What Happens to Sub-Arctic Peatlands When Climate Becomes Warmer and Wetter? Higher CO2 Increases Soil Stability Africa's Carbon Storage Potential Carbon Sequestration Is The Greening of Planet Earth Lakes & Reservoirs Sequester Carbon Better Than Do Oceans Carbon Sequestration Is More Than No Regrets Old Forests' Carbon Sink Potential Rising Sea Level Increases Carbon Sequestration Warming Tundra Is A Carbon "Sink" Not "Source" Woody Plants & The "Missing" Carbon Plants Exposed to Higher CO2 Sequester More Carbon Using Best Management Practices to Enlarge the Carbon Sink 08/31/01 Higher CO2 & Plant Decomposition 07/31/01 How Carbon Sinks Work 06/29/01 How Forests, Croplands, and Pastures Recycle Carbon 06/29/01