Think wood is a greener source of energy than coal? Think again.
Burning wood for energy could cause a short-term bump in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere—creating a “carbon debt” that the world might never pay off.
Burning wood for energy could cause a short-term bump in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere—creating a “carbon debt” that the world might never pay off.
Trees have gained the reputation as the “green lungs”of a city—pulling pollutants out of the air and returning oxygen. But a new study complicates that picture.
Los árboles han ganado la reputación como los "pulmones verdes" de una ciudad que tira los contaminantes al aire y devuelve oxígeno. Pero un nuevo estudio complica esa imagen.