Environmental Studies and Forestry

Substantial increase of organic carbon storage in Chinese lakes

D. Liu, K. Shi, et al.

Explore how extensive research by Dong Liu and colleagues reveals significant variability in organic carbon storage across 24,366 Chinese lakes over nearly four decades. Discover the implications of intensified human activities on carbon sequestration in lakes, a key component in combating climate change.

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