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A recent study of fossilized leaves from 56 million years ago suggests that high levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere may harm forests instead of promoting their growth. This finding contradicts claims made by some officials about the positive effects of fossil fuel pollution on the environment.
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A recent study of fossilized leaves from 56 million years ago suggests that high levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere may harm forests instead of promoting their growth. This finding contradicts claims made by some officials about the positive effects of fossil fuel pollution on the environment.
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