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“Healthy peatlands represent massive carbon sinks.”
“The combination of these forces ultimately produced massive coal seams that fueled the Industrial Revolution.”
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“The protected area encompasses an assemblage of peat bogs that resemble the muskegs of northern Canada.”
“This capacity to hold carbon in the ground is what gives peatlands significant influence in the earth’s climate system.”
“The Glades are warming up to spring, still swathed in dried sedges from last fall.”
“Peat becomes a kind of time capsule; core samples taken from deep peats reveal the story of the peatland’s past lives.”
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“Some birds will pass through and continue on to the boreal forests of Canada; this warbler might be one of them.”
“The deep-red, leathery leaves of northern pitcher plant emerge from the moss, rising below the dried flower heads from last summer.”
“Some of these coal beds run through the mountains of West Virginia—not far, in fact, from where I am standing.”
“The Glades are lush with Sphagnum mosses, black chokeberry, skunk cabbage, and a creeping mat of teaberry.”
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“My distant ancestors may have stood on a hill looking across a half-frozen landscape.”
“I have a moment of spatial and temporal dislocation: I could be much farther north, or I could be watching a landscape emerging from the last ice age.”
“Will the deep hollows be moist with mosses, shaded by red spruce and hemlock?”
“The organic matter in peat is more than historic evidence: it is a carbon treasure chest.”