A rendering of the Biomass satellite which will be orbited in April.
Credit: Airbus
TOULOUSE—Scheduled for launch in April, the European Space Agency's (ESA) Biomass mission will help scientists better understand how forests act as carbon sinks, experts said Feb. 11 as the satellite was in the final stages of preparation. The project aims to take stock of the biomass in the world's...
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