The retention of peatland carbon (C) and the ability to continue to draw down and store C
from the atmosphere is not only important for the UK terrestrial carbon inventory, but also for …

European natural peatlands have undergone long-term anthropogenic drainage activities
that have severely decreased their functions, such as carbon sequestration. Recent …

In this paper, we investigate similarities of effects of soil environmental drivers on year-round
daily soil fluxes of nitrous oxide and methane for three distinct semi-natural or natural …

Soil N2O fluxes are frequently assessed by the use of static chambers with a single daily
sampling. In this study, two experiments were conducted in two contrasting climatic …

Peatland streams have repeatedly been shown to be highly supersaturated in both CO2 and
CH4 with respect to the atmosphere, and in combination with dissolved (DOC) and …

Globally, peatlands are under threat from a range of land use related factors that have a
significant impact on the provision of ecosystem services, such as biodiversity and carbon …

The aquatic pathway is increasingly being recognized as an important component of
catchment carbon and greenhouse gas (GHG) budgets, particularly in peatland systems due …

Abstract The Zoige Plateau features approximately 4605 km 2 of peatlands, making it the
largest peatland area in China. This area stored 2.9 Pg peat during the Holocene, yet little is …

Wetland‐adapted trees are known to transport soil‐produced methane (CH 4), an important
greenhouse gas to the atmosphere, yet seasonal variations and controls on the magnitude …

Fluxes of methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O) are commonly measured with closed
static chambers. Here, we analyse several of the uncertainties inherent in these …