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Severe 2023 Drought: Sinking Carbon Sink in the Amazon
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Severe 2023 Drought: Sinking Carbon Sink in the Amazon
Editors’ Highlights are summaries of recent papers by AGU’s journal editors. Source: AGU Advances The Amazonian forest takes up atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2), thus helping to buffer the effect of global anthropogenic emissions on climate. As the climate changes, however, this previously reliable carbon sink may be at risk. Extreme weather events, such as the drought of 2023 in the Amazon region, are becoming more common. Although the Amazonia…
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