Virginia swamp re-wetting traps 200,000 tons of carbon a year
North Carolina is restoring coastal peatlands by re-wetting drained and damaged areas to trap carbon and reduce peat fire risks. Projects at Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge and Angola Bay Game Land are aiding wildlife habitat, flood resilience, and sea-level rise adaptation through natural water movement restoration.
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