Land-use intensity alters both the source and fate of CO2 within eight sub-tropical estuaries

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RT @ElisePendall: Nice conceptual framework by @15nswells showing how #stableisotopes help distinguish complex processes in blue #carbon ec…

A recent study shows that (now fully typeset!) new paper shows that human activities in estuaries (fill w/ sediment, nutrients, canal building, etc.) can either increase CO2 production or increase CO2 export. #carbon #environment #estuaries

Nice conceptual framework by @15nswells showing how #stableisotopes help distinguish complex processes in blue #carbon ecosystems.

RT @eosense: Great new study on land-use intensity altering both the source and fate of #CO2 within eight sub-tropical estuaries @15nswells…

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