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If we produced food more efficiently by growing plants for humans instead of livestock, up to how much agricultural land could be globally rewilded to sequester more carbon? 1%15%275%390%4

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If we produced food more efficiently by growing plants for humans instead of livestock, up to how much agricultural land could be globally rewilded to sequester more carbon? 1%15%275%390%4

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The question seems to be incomplete as the options are not clearly stated. However, according to a study published in the journal Nature, if we stopped using agricultural land to grow crops for livestock and instead grew crops for human consumption, we could potentially rewild up to 75% of the world's agricultural land. This would significantly increase the earth's carbon sequestration capabilities. Please verify the options and the question for a more accurate answer.

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