Land-Building Marsh Plants are Champions of Carbon Capture

Human activities such as marsh draining for agriculture and logging are increasingly eating away at saltwater and freshwater wetlands that cover only 1%

Related Keywords

Germany ,Greifswald ,Mecklenburg Vorpommern ,United States ,Utrecht ,Netherlands ,Groningen ,Lexmond ,Zuid Holland ,American ,Dutch ,German ,Ralph Temmink ,Brianr Silliman ,Greifswald University ,Royal Institute For Sea Research ,Dutch Research Council ,University Of Florida ,National Science Foundation ,Lenfest Ocean Program ,Netherland Royal Institute For Sea Research ,Oak Foundation ,Utrecht University ,Radboud University ,University Of Groningen ,Duke University ,Duke Nicholas School ,Rachel Carson Distinguished Professor ,Marine Conservation Biology ,Royal Institute ,Sea Research ,Netherland Royal Institute ,Nicholas School ,Wetland Biogeomorphic Feedbacks ,Biotic Carbon Hotspots ,