US EditionMoss implants could support peatland restoration after petroleum extraction
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Moss implants could support peatland restoration after petroleum extraction
Researchers have developed an innovative nature-based solution to support peatland restoration after petroleum extractionThe well pad, located near the town of Slave Lake, Alberta, immediately after researchers introduced the moss, but before it started to establish. (University of Waterloo)Peatland restoration is a key strategy to facilitate carbon sequestration, contributing towards net-zero and mitigating climate change and global warming. Pe…
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