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Warming peatlands can turn them from carbon sinks to leaks

Times of India - Science ·
Warming peatlands can turn them from carbon sinks to leaks

Peatlands, which store significant global soil carbon, are now releasing it.

Warming temperatures cause these ecosystems to shift from carbon accumulators to emitters.

This transition occurs rapidly, even with modest warming of four degrees Fahrenheit.

Researchers observed carbon loss rates significantly faster than historical accumulation rates.

These findings impact global climate forecasting models and future predictions.

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