Carbon tracking tower put on Scotland's largest saltmarsh
Carbon tracking tower put on Scotland's largest saltmarshImage source, UKCEHImage caption, The carbon tracking tower will give valuable data on how much carbon the saltmarsh is taking out of the atmospherePublished1 minute agoNew technology has been installed to track how much…
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Carbon tracking tower put on Scotland's largest saltmarshImage source, UKCEHImage caption, The carbon tracking tower will give valuable data on how much carbon the saltmarsh is taking out of the atmospherePublished1 minute agoNew technology has been installed to track how much carbon is being taken out of the atmosphere by Scotland's largest saltmarsh.The flux tower has been put in place at Caerlaverock on the Solway Firth.About 85% of UK saltmarshes have been lost since the mid-19th Century as land has been reclaimed from the sea for agriculture, development or coastal flood defences, degraded through pollution or eroded by rising sea levels.Corallie Hunt, coastal habitats adviser for NatureScot, said the installation of the first saltmarsh flux tower in Scotland marked an "important…
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