Fire weakens land carbon sinks before 1.5 °C - Nature Geoscience
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Only about 1.07 °C of climate warming above the pre-industrial level is required for fire to substantially diminish the effectiveness of global carbon sinks, suggesting that climate change has already been weakening carbon storage through fire, according to integrated model simulations that consider the interaction between fire and vegetation.
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Original Title: Fire began to impact global carbon storage at 1.07 °C above pre-industrial levels - decreasing the effectiveness of land carbon sinks. This reduces the remaining carbon budget by 25 Gt CO2, approximately 5%, for 1.5 °C.