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NASA—How Tropical Rainforests May Help End the Climate Change Issue

Medicine & Technology Jan 07, 2015

If 2014 made anything evident on the global stage, it’s that climate change is a serious issue and one that must be dealt with urgently. Many hope that the United Nations Summit in 2015 will bring some sort of international change, but with new research from the US space agency NASA, researchers are now saying that we may have some added help on our side—tropical rainforests.

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NASA—How Tropical Rainforests May Help End the Climate Change Issue

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