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| Scientist Kathryn Walker measures how fast soil microbes consume methane by taking a gas sample. PHOTO: Scion |
Scientists are working on new research into how much methane is consumed by microorganisms in New Zealand’s planted forest soils - and what potential these soils have to counteract the country’s outsized agricultural emissions.
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