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Robert G. Björk
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Arctic ecologist in APE@GU with focus on plant-soil interactions. Professor in Ecosystem Science at University of Gothenburg.
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Many thanks, but I also seen reports (not sure where now) that the fossil CO2 emissions are decreasing. This means that we then have a decreased sink capacity in our ecosystems, which is larger than the reduced emissions?

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There's common conjecture that global anthropogenic emissions are in a plateau/peaking phase. Data at least shows a slowed rate of growth.There was a slight decline in emissions during the global pandemic. Ultimately, emissions need to drop 50% in about a decade for atmo levels to start a decline.

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Robert G. Björk
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Arctic ecologist in APE@GU with focus on plant-soil interactions. Professor in Ecosystem Science at University of Gothenburg.
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