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		<title>How trees could save the climate</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>by ETH Zurich</p>&#34;We all knew that restoring forests could play a part in tackling climate change, but we didn&#39;t really know how big the impact would be. Our study shows clearly that forest restoration is the best climate change solution available today. But we must act quickly, as new forests will take decades to mature and achieve their full potential as a source of natural carbon storage.&#34;]]></description>
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<p><font size="2">&quot;We all knew that restoring forests could play a part in tackling climate change, but we didn&#39;t really know how big the impact would be. Our study shows clearly that forest restoration is the best climate change solution available today. But we must act quickly, as new forests will take decades to mature and achieve their full potential as a source of natural carbon storage.&quot;</font></p>
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