RDE412 - Synthesis of GHG and C flux data collected from UK saltmarsh habitat

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Submission Deadline

2 years ago

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2 years ago

Description

A recent report titled "Defining saltmarsh for potential inclusion in the Land Use, Land Use Change 
and Forestry (LULUCF) Inventory" by Burden et al. (in review) to the UK Blue Carbon Evidence 
Partnership details a roadmap for saltmarsh to be included in the GHG inventory. One of the key 
data requirements is "Step 5: Synthesis of GHG and C flux data from published work applicable 
to and collected from UK saltmarsh habitat, and compilation of database". This project will cover 
Step 5 of the Road map, to provide a living database of saltmarsh GHG datasets needed to 
advance our progress along the road for estimating GHG emissions from saltmarshes in the UK 
for use in the UK Saltmarsh Carbon Code and inclusion of Blue Carbon habitats in the UK GHG 
inventory.
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