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Study Finds CO2 May Reduce Drought Impact
A recent scientific study has shown that rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere contribute to slowing the expansion of dry lands, despite this gas being a major factor in global warming. The study predicts that the area of dry lands will exceed 40% of the total land surface, with challenges related to drought and climate change increasing, even as the rate of dry land expansion slows due to the rise in carbon dioxide levels.
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