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One Millimeter of Growth per Year: Why the Tyrolean Rossmoos Is so Valuable
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The Rossmoos in the Ehrwald basin is an ecological gem that is now actively protected from drying out by the AMooRe project. In October, experts explained in an excursion why every millimeter of peat is crucial for climate protection. REUTTE. Moores are true climate wonders. On only three percent of the global land area, they store about 30 percent of the total earth-bound carbon. In order to maintain this potential in the Ehrwald basin in the l…
Moores cover only a small part of the earth's surface, but store immense amounts of carbon. In the Rossmoos near Ehrwald, renaturation is now intended to help maintain this important habitat in the long term.
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