Abstract Peatlands cover only 3–4% of the Earth's surface, but they store nearly 30% of
global soil carbon stock. This significant carbon store is under threat as peatlands continue …

Pristine peatlands being excellent storage for terrestrial Carbon (C) play a crucial role in
regulating climate and water and provide several important ecosystem services. However …

Peat soils are high in soil organic matter (SOM) and are recognised stores of carbon.
Knowledge of the spatial distribution of peat soils is becoming the focus of many studies and …

Titanite is a versatile recorder of crystallization age, temperature, and host lithology, via the
U–Pb system, the Zr‐in‐Ttn thermometer, and elemental composition, respectively. The …

The project “Supplerende dataindsamling til forbedring af nuværende tørvekort” was
launched together with a range of other projects aimed at revising the emission factor for …

Peatland restoration projects are being employed worldwide as a form of climate change
mitigation due to their potential for long-term carbon sequestration. Monitoring these …

Soil compaction is a regarded as a major environmental and economical hazard, degrading
soils across the world. Changes in soil properties due to compaction are known to lead to …

Introduction The mapping of soil properties, such as soil texture, at the field scale is
important Q6 in the context of national agricultural planning/policy and precision agriculture …

In Finland, drained peatlands are important for the agricultural sector, but they are also
important sources of greenhouse gases. Therefore, they are targeted by nature restoration …