40% of the Rainforest Is at Tipping Point To Becoming

A larger part of the rainforest is at risk of crossing a tipping point where it could become a savanna-type ecosystem than previously thought. A research team explored the resilience of tropical rainforests by looking at two questions: what if all the forests in the tropics disappeared, where would they grow back? And its inverse: what happens if rainforests covered the entire tropical region of Earth?<br />
A larger part of the rainforest is at risk of crossing a tipping point where it could become a savanna-type ecosystem than previously thought. A research team explored the resilience of tropical rainforests by looking at two questions: what if all the forests in the tropics disappeared, where would they grow back? And its inverse: what happens if rainforests covered the entire tropical region of Earth?

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Climate change can make it harder for the rainforest to grow back from deforestation, but that does not mean 40% of it will now turn into a savanna – Climate Feedback

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Unprecedented' stress in up to half of the may lead to tipping point by 2050 - Carbon Brief

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