The research demonstrated that climate and land-use changes have profoundly altered the structures and functions of China's terrestrial ecosystems and their carbon storage. Restoration regimes and agricultural management practices that integrate economic and policy incentives were particularly effective in facilitating ecosystem carbon sequestration, Fang said.
"These findings provide new insights into the role of human intervention in facilitating ecosystem carbon storage, and offer useful lessons to other developing countries that are experiencing similar economic and social transformations," Fang said.
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