在經歷數個世紀的砍伐與面積縮減後,歐洲的森林在1950年代開始受到保護,今日看起來或許是北半球植被復育的最佳案例。在2011年發布的《歐洲森林狀況報告》(State of Europe’s Forest)中估計,歐洲陸地森林覆蓋率高達50%,每年吸收約10%的歐洲溫室氣體。持續成長的森林或許可視為能長久經營的碳匯,但是這些儲藏室已經有跡象顯示空間快用完了。
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