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Plants soak up carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, as they grow.
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Plants soak up carbon as they grow and release it when they burn or rot.
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Trees soak up carbon dioxide they grow and release it when they rot or burn.
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Trees soak up carbon as they grow and release it when they rot or burn.
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Trees soak up carbon as the grow and release it when they burn or rot.
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Trees soak up carbon dioxide when growing and release it when they rot or are burned.
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Forests soak up carbon dioxide as they grow and release it when they burn or rot.
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Plants soak up carbon dioxide as they grow and release it when they burn or rot.
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Trees soak up carbon dioxide as they grow and release it when they burn or rot.
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Trees soak up carbon dioxide as they grow and release it when they rot or burn.
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Trees soak up carbon dioxide when growing and release it when they rot or are are burned.
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Trees soak up carbon dioxide as they grow and release it when burnt or when they rot.
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Trees soak up carbon dioxide as they grow and release it when they are burnt or rot.
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Trees soak up carbon dioxide as they grow and release it when they are burned or rot.
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Grasslands and forests soak up carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere, offsetting some of these emissions.
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Large areas are sprinkled with iron or other nutrients to artificially spur growth of phytoplankton, which soak up carbon dioxide.
