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A recent study reveals significant gaps in climate models regarding ecosystem emissions, which could raise global temperatures by up to 0.6 degrees Celsius. These emissions, primarily from wildfires and permafrost, are often omitted from models, potentially leading to overestimation of fossil fuel usage. Researchers are advocating for improved data collection and modeling to address this issue.
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A recent study reveals significant gaps in climate models regarding ecosystem emissions, which could raise global temperatures by up to 0.6 degrees Celsius. These emissions, primarily from wildfires and permafrost, are often omitted from models, potentially leading to overestimation of fossil fuel usage. Researchers are advocating for improved data collection and modeling to address this issue.
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Study Highlights Gaps in Climate Models Regarding Ecosystem Emissions