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Thawing lands and burning forests could significantly increase global warming

Carbon released from thawing land and forest fires could add substantially to atmospheric warming, with estimates suggesting a potential 30% increase in warming pressure.

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Additional carbon emissions could accelerate climate change and increase long-term risks from extreme weather and ecosystem disruption.

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  1. Hidden Carbon Releases From Thawing Lands and Burning Forests Threaten to Boost Warming by 30% ↗webpronews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 2:01 AM UTC

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