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Carbon storage through China's planted forest expansion

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Carbon storage through China's planted forest expansion

K. Cheng, H. Yang, et al.

Explore the transformative journey of China's planted forests from 1990 to 2020, revealing a remarkable increase in carbon storage that aligns with the nation's ambitious Carbon Neutrality Target for 2060. This research, conducted by Kai Cheng and colleagues, showcases the significant role of area expansion in boosting carbon reserves.

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