Significant Organic Carbon Accumulation in Two Coastal Acid Sulfate Soil Wetlands

Overview of attention for article published in Geophysical Research Letters, March 2019

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RT @Barefoot_Lab: New @theAGU GRL paper. Restored acid sulfate soils can sequester as much carbon as #bluecarbon wetlands. If upscaled, c…

Brown et al. (2019) show that Australian coastal acid sulfate soil wetlands sequester an amount of carbon equivalent to ~8% of Australian fossil fuel CO2 emissions annually. #AGUPubs #GeoResLetters https://t.co/blyeA6xNT4

RT @Barefoot_Lab: New @theAGU GRL paper. Restored acid sulfate soils can sequester as much carbon as #bluecarbon wetlands. If upscaled, c…

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