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Abstract

This meta-analysis quantifies the impacts of ecological restoration on greenhouse gas emissions using data from 253 articles. Forest and grassland restoration increase CH₄ uptake, while wetland restoration increases CH₄ emissions. Forest and grassland restoration show no significant effect on N₂O emissions, whereas wetland restoration reduces them. Wetland restoration enhances net CO₂ uptake. Overall, restoration decreases global warming potentials.

Publisher

Nature Communications

Published On

Mar 26, 2024

Authors

Tiehu He, Weixin Ding, Xiaoli Cheng, Yanjiang Cai, Yulong Zhang, Huijuan Xia, Xia Wang, Jiehao Zhang, Kerong Zhang, Quanfa Zhang

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