Initiatives to halt risky trends have been prompted by the growing effects of global warming, frequently by planting trees to absorb and store carbon dioxide
The rising impact of global warming has led initiatives to counteract dangerous trends, often by planting trees to trap and store carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
New Zealand's iconic seaweed ecosystems provide crucial ecological, economic, and cultural benefits, but they are under threat from warming waters caused by climate change.
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