Pune sees a 34% drop in its ability to absorb carbon because of rapid urban growth
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importance of preserving Pune’s native landscapes, its hills, rivers, and wetlands which have traditionally served as natural buffers against carbon emissions, heat, and flooding.Mrityunjay
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