In a remarkable development, endangered giant redwood trees are flourishing in the UK, potentially playing a vital role in carbon sequestration.
A recent study by University College London (UCL) reveals that these majestic sequoias, exceeding 90 meters in height.
Their boasting lifespans of up to 3,000 years, are adept at capturing an average of 85 kilograms of carbon annually.
These findings underscore the importance of these iconic trees, not only for their historical significance but also as green allies in combating climate change.
With approximately 500,000 redwoods now …
