AFP in Yahoo! News | Feb 8, 2010 HELSINKI (AFP) – Finnish researchers called for a revision of climate change estimates Monday after their findings showed emissions from soil would contribute more to climate warming than previously thought. Swamp soil being converted for cultivation in South Africa. Finnish researchers called for a revision … AFP/File "A Finnish research group has proved that the present standard measurement... [Read Post]
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