Why wetlands are not peripheral ecosystems
Wetlands are critical natural infrastructure for climate resilience, yet they are being degraded at an alarming rate. The author argues that protecting these ecosystems is essential for carbon sequestration and preventing the release of massive amounts of stored CO2.
Why it matters
Recognizing wetlands as primary climate infrastructure rather than peripheral ecosystems is vital for effective global climate adaptation strategies.
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The article advocates for environmental policy changes and emphasizes the urgency of climate action, which aligns with environmentalist perspectives.
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