Yadvinder Malhi is a professor of ecosystems science at Oxford University and director of Oxford's Center for Tropical Forests.
Yadvinder Malhi是牛津大学生态科学的教授也是牛津大学热带森林中心的主任。
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"They're important at an international level for many reasons. They hold a large amount of carbon. They seem to be absorbing carbon from the atmosphere, which is slightly slowing down the rate of climate change. In the case of Africa, the recycling of water. So water that falls in the Congo region gets taken up in the roots of trees and evaporated back into the atmosphere where it forms clouds and new rain."
“这些热带雨林在国际上都显得尤为重要的原因很多。它们持有大量的碳，它们从大气中吸收碳，这可以稍微减缓气候变化的速率。对于非洲来说，则有利于雨水循环。滴落在刚果地区的水被树根吸收后又被蒸发到大气中形成云和新的雨。”
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作者: sama 时间: 2012-2-7 15:34
He saids the carbon form together in the atmosphere ..in climate change, social sience, economics and republic architecture, to discuss the Africa rainforests
