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Forests Gain Ground as Climate Adaptation
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New research says native forests cool heat, regulate water, and reduce flood risk, making them a key tool for climate adaptation and resilience
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Featured Article
Researchers publishing in Science report this week that intact native forests in tropical and other regions lower local temperatures and regulate water, aiding climate adaptation locally.
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KAUST researchers conducted a global study recently across regions worldwide, showing forests cool local temperatures and shape the water cycle.
Philippines agencies report 2022 forest cover data showing loss and emphasize forest protection as a key adaptation and mitigation strategy.