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Carbon Sequestration

Carbon SequestrationWetlands are among the ecosystems which will be most affected by even small changes in climate and resulting changes in hydrologic regimes such as sea level rise and decreased surface and ground water levels in the West. Many wetlands will be destroyed; rare and endangered plants and animals will be threatened in others. “Blue carbon” is the type of carbon that is stored in wetlands and has the potential to be released into the atmosphere if the wetland is converted or damaged or lost.


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1 Leveraging the Landscape: State of the Forest Carbon Markets 2012 253
2 Salt Marshes: Carbon Sequestration til 2050, Emit Later? 195
3 Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) Approves Wetland Restoration and Conservation as New Carbon Trading Category 187
4 AK: Arctic melt releasing ancient methane 271
5 A Clearer Picture of Tropical Carbon 312
6 Deal or No Deal for Peatlands in Durban 383
7 Human Impacts in Estuaries Damage Carbon Sink Potential 510
8 Estimating Climate Change’s Effects On Gulf Wetlands 393
9 Green Deals: And Now for Blue Carbon 636
10 Could Dirt Help Heal the Climate? 627
11 A history lesson 20 feet below the Meadowlands 537
12 From wetland carbon to livelihoods carbon 601
13 Wetlands help us out, yet again 791
14 Experts on peat 657
15 Degraded Coastal Wetlands Contribute to Climate Change 654
16 Estuary Group to Link Wetlands Restoration to Carbon Markets 968
17 USGS: New Model to Measure Organic Carbon in Surface Waters 817
18 Study Finds Seawater and Calcium Could Cut Carbon and Aid Marine Life 580
19 Role of Agriculture in Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions 586
20 University of East London: Report on Peatbogs and Carbon 607
21 The National Academies Release Report: Management and Effects of Coalbed Methane Produced Water in the United States 641
22 Ramsar Secretariat: Achieving Carbon Offsets through Mangroves and Other Wetlands 590
23 The Blue Carbon Report: The Role of Healthy Oceans in Binding Carbon 587
24 The Natural Fix? The Role of Ecosystems in Climate Mitigation 554
25 Warming caused by cumulative carbon emissions towards the trillionth tonne 556
26 The Disappearance of Relict Permafrost in Boreal North America: Effects on Peatland Carbon Storage and Fluxes 584
27 The Carbon Balance of North American Wetlands 597
28 Common Questions: Wetland, Climate Change, and Carbon Sequestering 811
29 Northern American Prairie Wetlands are Important Nonforested Land-based Carbon Storage Sites 532
30 Impact of U.S. Department of Interior and U.S. Department of Agriculture Programs and Ecological Services Derived from Restored Prairie Wetland and Adjacent Grasslands (2004) 394
31 Economics of Sequestering Carbon in the U.S. Agricultural Sector 503
32 Prairie Wetlands and Carbon Sequestration-- Assessing Sinks Under the Kyoto Protocol 489