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Peatlands play vital role in curbing climate change
21 JAN. 2015 publication date 960 Views

Rezatec in Oxfordshire, UK, supported by ESA’s ARTES Integrated Applications Promotions programme, in a project called “Peat spotter” use satellites to give landowners an easier and cheaper way of calculating the potential economic value of conserving or restoring their peatlands and monitoring the results of their investment.

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