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Record Summer Heat, Wildfires in Siberia

Posted on September 2, 2012 by melharte

Forests and bog land in far eastern Russia have been burning since the beginning of June 2012, reports the National Atmospheric and Space Administration website. Contributing to these record fires have been the record temperatures of this past Siberian summer, … Continue reading →

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Damaged Peatlands Big Source of Climate Changing CO2

Posted on January 19, 2012 by melharte

Scientists have warned that damaged UK peatlands – areas formed over thousands of years from dead and decaying plants in waterlogged conditions – are a significant source of carbon dioxide, reports Andrew Bolger at the Financial Times of London. Peatlands … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged carbon emissions, carbon storage, climate change, climate change solutions, global warming, methane, peat bogs, peatlands | Leave a comment

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Record Summer Heat, Wildfires in Siberia

Damaged Peatlands Big Source of Climate Changing CO2

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