Submarine Groundwater Discharge‐Derived Carbon Fluxes in Mangroves: An Important Component of Blue Carbon Budgets?

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RT @_david_ho_: @pepcanadell Since dissolved carbon concentrations are substantially higher in groundwater than surface water, one would in…

@pepcanadell Since dissolved carbon concentrations are substantially higher in groundwater than surface water, one would infer that it's a non-negligible flux. There are starting to be more local case studies, such as this one by @Barefoot_Lab and coll…

RT @Barefoot_Lab: Submarine #groundwater discharge flushes #bluecarbon out of soils. Our new paper summarizes global #mangrove #SGD fluxes…

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