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Rivers release ancient stored carbon into the atmosphere, worsening climate change, study finds.
Researchers have found that rivers release significant amounts of ancient carbon back into the atmosphere, contributing to climate change.
This carbon, stored in landscapes for thousands of years, is released when rivers transport soil and organic matter and reach water bodies where microbes break it down.
This discovery highlights the role of rivers in carbon cycling and the need to protect natural landscapes to mitigate climate change impacts.
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Los ríos liberan carbono almacenado antiguo a la atmósfera, empeorando el cambio climático, según un estudio.