Solar parks could more than double soil carbon in desert environments, study finds

Researchers in China found that a large-scale desert solar park increased soil carbon content by 125.89% compared to undisturbed land. The study also identified how PV mounting systems, soil depth, and environmental factors influence carbon accumulation and its threshold effects.

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