Arctic wetlands: time bomb or saving grace? Wetlands in general - and peatlands in particular - store an estimated 20% of total terrestrial carbon. Draining and other degradation of these wetlands areas are an important source of land-based carbon emissions. Restoring and/or conserving these areas therefore holds enormous potential for reducing carbon emissions and much more - support for biodiversity water filtration, buffering agains floods, and more. Arctic wetlands have special importance. ...

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Main Authors: Carson, Marcus, Golum Kibria, Löfroth, Michael, Macura, Biljana, Schönberg, David, Kalantari, Zahra
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Language:English
Published: Unpublished 2019
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Arctic
Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.13140/rg.2.2.17612.26245
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spelling ftdatacite:10.13140/rg.2.2.17612.26245 2023-08-27T04:07:12+02:00 Arctic wetlands: time bomb or saving grace? Wetlands in general - and peatlands in particular - store an estimated 20% of total terrestrial carbon. Draining and other degradation of these wetlands areas are an important source of land-based carbon emissions. Restoring and/or conserving these areas therefore holds enormous potential for reducing carbon emissions and much more - support for biodiversity water filtration, buffering agains floods, and more. Arctic wetlands have special importance. ... Carson, Marcus Golum Kibria Löfroth, Michael Macura, Biljana Schönberg, David Kalantari, Zahra 2019 https://dx.doi.org/10.13140/rg.2.2.17612.26245 http://rgdoi.net/10.13140/RG.2.2.17612.26245 en eng Unpublished Text article-journal Presentation ScholarlyArticle 2019 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.13140/rg.2.2.17612.26245 2023-08-07T14:24:23Z Text Arctic DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) Arctic
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Löfroth, Michael
Macura, Biljana
Schönberg, David
Kalantari, Zahra
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Golum Kibria
Löfroth, Michael
Macura, Biljana
Schönberg, David
Kalantari, Zahra
Arctic wetlands: time bomb or saving grace? Wetlands in general - and peatlands in particular - store an estimated 20% of total terrestrial carbon. Draining and other degradation of these wetlands areas are an important source of land-based carbon emissions. Restoring and/or conserving these areas therefore holds enormous potential for reducing carbon emissions and much more - support for biodiversity water filtration, buffering agains floods, and more. Arctic wetlands have special importance. ...
author_facet Carson, Marcus
Golum Kibria
Löfroth, Michael
Macura, Biljana
Schönberg, David
Kalantari, Zahra
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title Arctic wetlands: time bomb or saving grace? Wetlands in general - and peatlands in particular - store an estimated 20% of total terrestrial carbon. Draining and other degradation of these wetlands areas are an important source of land-based carbon emissions. Restoring and/or conserving these areas therefore holds enormous potential for reducing carbon emissions and much more - support for biodiversity water filtration, buffering agains floods, and more. Arctic wetlands have special importance. ...
title_short Arctic wetlands: time bomb or saving grace? Wetlands in general - and peatlands in particular - store an estimated 20% of total terrestrial carbon. Draining and other degradation of these wetlands areas are an important source of land-based carbon emissions. Restoring and/or conserving these areas therefore holds enormous potential for reducing carbon emissions and much more - support for biodiversity water filtration, buffering agains floods, and more. Arctic wetlands have special importance. ...
title_full Arctic wetlands: time bomb or saving grace? Wetlands in general - and peatlands in particular - store an estimated 20% of total terrestrial carbon. Draining and other degradation of these wetlands areas are an important source of land-based carbon emissions. Restoring and/or conserving these areas therefore holds enormous potential for reducing carbon emissions and much more - support for biodiversity water filtration, buffering agains floods, and more. Arctic wetlands have special importance. ...
title_fullStr Arctic wetlands: time bomb or saving grace? Wetlands in general - and peatlands in particular - store an estimated 20% of total terrestrial carbon. Draining and other degradation of these wetlands areas are an important source of land-based carbon emissions. Restoring and/or conserving these areas therefore holds enormous potential for reducing carbon emissions and much more - support for biodiversity water filtration, buffering agains floods, and more. Arctic wetlands have special importance. ...
title_full_unstemmed Arctic wetlands: time bomb or saving grace? Wetlands in general - and peatlands in particular - store an estimated 20% of total terrestrial carbon. Draining and other degradation of these wetlands areas are an important source of land-based carbon emissions. Restoring and/or conserving these areas therefore holds enormous potential for reducing carbon emissions and much more - support for biodiversity water filtration, buffering agains floods, and more. Arctic wetlands have special importance. ...
title_sort arctic wetlands: time bomb or saving grace? wetlands in general - and peatlands in particular - store an estimated 20% of total terrestrial carbon. draining and other degradation of these wetlands areas are an important source of land-based carbon emissions. restoring and/or conserving these areas therefore holds enormous potential for reducing carbon emissions and much more - support for biodiversity water filtration, buffering agains floods, and more. arctic wetlands have special importance. ...
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