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The third year of university had come to end and I was interviewing for a summer job – it would be my first job in a forestry research lab. Prof. Terry Blake from University of Toronto’s Faculty of Forestry liked my resume, but had a few questions to ask. “Is it possible to measure gas exchange of a forest?” Of course not, I replied without hesitation. Unless, of course, you build a giant dome around the trees. I guess I answered correctly, because I got the job.
We always have to be vigilant when reporting on news about carbon dioxide intake and forests. Some months ago, we posted with some …
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