Aviva and WWF to gauge carbon storage potential of UK saltmarshes

Stuart Stone
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New research project on the role of saltmarsh habitats in removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere launched today

Aviva and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) have today launched a new research project to assess the potential of UK saltmarshes to function as natural carbon sinks. Native to the British Isles,...

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