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Why are forests important for mitigating climate

Q: Answer-Why are forests important for mitigating climate change?

Forest has an enormous potential in mitigating climate change through forest restoration. Trees and other vegetation fix carbon as part of photosynthesis and soil too holds organic carbon from plants and animals. The amount of soil carbon varies with land management practices, farming methods, soil nutrition and temperature.

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A Forest serve as a sink in the Carbon cycle

B Tree provide building material

C Tree are important food source

D Leaves of the trees reflect all sunlight away from the Earth

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