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Climate feedback on methane from wetlands

Euan G. Nisbet ()
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Euan G. Nisbet: University of London

Nature Climate Change, 2023, vol. 13, issue 5, 421-422

Abstract: Strong positive wetland methane climate feedbacks from global warming may occur but have not been accounted for in Earth system models. Now, model simulations show a substantial increase in methane emissions due to the stronger impact of warming over tropical wetlands.

Date: 2023
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