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Experiment tracks long-term connections between climate change and Minnesota peatlands

June 14, 2020November 1, 2019 by Greg Seitz

Study seeks information about how warming affects peatlands, and how bogs could respond to climate change by releasing more carbon gasses, making the problem worse.

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