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More than one quarter of Africa's tree cover is found outside areas previously classified as forest
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This groundbreaking research by Florian Reiner and colleagues utilizes PlanetScope nanosatellite imagery to unveil that a staggering 29% of tree cover in Africa exists outside previously defined forest areas. This high-resolution mapping could change the way we assess land use impacts and formulate natural climate solutions.
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