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Climate changes
Indonesia is experiencing more frequent extreme weather events, from prolonged droughts to heavy rainfall that leads to flooding. These climate shifts are clear indicators of global warming’s impact on our environment. One natural solution that can help address this issue is increasing carbon stock through forest conservation, peatland restoration, and sustainable land management. But what exactly is carbon stock? How does it play a role in reducing the impact of global warming?
Carbon stock refers to the amount of carbon stored in natural ecosystems such as forests, soil, peatlands, and oceans. These ecosystems act as carbon sinks, reducing the amount of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in the atmosphere, which is the main cause of global warming.
Beyond tropical rainforests, Indonesia's mangrove ecosystems also serve as a significant carbon reservoir, capable of storing up to 1,000 tons of carbon per hectare—a higher capacity than most terrestrial forests[1]. Additionally, Indonesia's peatlands hold approximately 60 gigatons of carbon, making them one of the most critical carbon storage ecosystems in the world[2].
Carbon stock is an effective natural solution to combat global warming. By preserving and increasing carbon reserves through forests, peatlands, and other ecosystems, we can help reduce carbon emissions and slow climate change. It is time for us to contribute to environmental conservation for a better future!
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