Science and Technology 12 researchers reveal that the Brazilian Cerrado hides an underground carbon vault accumulated for up to 20,000 years, but extreme heat, drought, and degradation can open this invisible reserve and transform wetlands into sources of gases that warm the planet. Débora Araújo 06/05/2026 at 15:26
Science and Technology 12 researchers reveal that the Brazilian Cerrado hides an underground carbon vault accumulated for up to 20,000 years, but extreme heat, drought, and degradation can open this invisible reserve and transform wetlands into sources of planet-warming gases. Débora Araújo 06/05/2026 at 15:24
Science and Technology Scientists thaw microbes trapped in Alaska for 40,000 years, discovering that they reorganize, become active again, and start releasing greenhouse gases in a troubling climate alert. Ana Alice 06/04/2026 at 23:42
Agribusiness Carbon Capture Could Save The Planet From The Climate Crisis: See How Forests, Farms, And Even The Ocean Floor Can Capture CO₂ For Thousands Of Years Jefferson Augusto 09/07/2025 at 08:45
