Trees, forests and water: Cool insights for a hot world

Overview of attention for article published in Global Environmental Change Part A: Human & Policy Dimensions, March 2017

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@CashMoneyLemon @PeterDClack 5/ Counterintuitively to the stomata data, increased plant density promotes greater rainfall. Currently, an estimated 40% of our rainfall can be attributed to H20 from plant transpiration. https://t.co/D9eZXWQB0q

RT @StatisticsBC: @kafeeromj @Greenisamissio1 @BrianMisiati @ClimateSoluti0n @ClimateReality @chris_ssali11 @ECOWARRIORSS @LeonSimons8 @JCN…

@kafeeromj @Greenisamissio1 @BrianMisiati @ClimateSoluti0n @ClimateReality @chris_ssali11 @ECOWARRIORSS @LeonSimons8 @JCNiklas @WBG_Climate @UNEP It's not about carbon, carbon is only a tiny percentage of our atmosphere. It's about the microclimate whic…

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