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William Schlesinger, Ph.D.
September 9, 2019September 9, 2019 William Schlesinger, Ph.D.carbon sequestration, climate, faculty, renewable energy

Woody Biomass Fuels

Trees are the most efficient net-negative emissions technology that we know of.

About Translational Ecology

The blog will offer a science-based analysis of current environmental topics, from regional to global levels, with an emphasis on making the science accessible to the general public.

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