'Peat' diaporamas de présentation

RECIPE meeting May 29 th -31 th Aberdeen, Scotland

WP05: physico-chemical quality of peat OM. RECIPE meeting May 29 th -31 th Aberdeen, Scotland. D 18: Physico-Chemical characterisation of the Organic Matter (OM) - ISTO. WP05: physico-chemical quality of peat OM. RECIPE meeting May 29 th -31 th Aberdeen, Scotland. D 18 - WP 1.

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Using our Peat Bogs

Using our Peat Bogs. Mr Boland Geography. The harvesting of peat is an extractive industry. An extractive industry is one that removes non-renewable resources from the earth. Others?? Mining Farming Fishing Quarrying Oil-Drilling.

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PEAT

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RECIPE meeting, Charquemont October 23, 2003

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Ecosystem services of upland carbon landscapes in England

Ecosystem services of upland carbon landscapes in England. Mick Rebane Evidence Team - Senior Specialist Uplands. Upland Ecosystem Services Atlas. The English uplands.

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PEAT, PULP AND PAPER: Climate Impact of Pulp Tree Plantations on Peatland in Indonesia

PEAT, PULP AND PAPER: Climate Impact of Pulp Tree Plantations on Peatland in Indonesia. PROFESSOR JACK RIELEY University of Nottingham, UK Ramsar Scientific Technical Review Panel International Peat Society Orang Utan Foundation UK. AREA OF PEATLAND IN INDONESIA. Sumatra 8.3 M ha

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RECIPE meeting May 17-20 Th Munich,GERMANY

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JOHN MUIR AWARD

JOHN MUIR AWARD. With Year 8 Haltwhistle Campus. Lookwide UK. WHERE WE WENT by Ilona, Sam and Abbie. Tipalt Burn and Thirlwall Castle. Bonnyrigg Hall. Cawfields. Greenlea Lough. Peat Bog at Steel Rigg. Bonnyrigg Hall..!. Chopping and burning Rhododendron! (conservation task). Skills!.

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Mires in French Guiana: between knowledge and prospective

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Bog Bodies

Bog Bodies. What's a bog?.

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Nutrient losses from an intensively managed peat soil in the western part of The Netherlands

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Diversit y of fungi and potential function in naturally regenerating cut-over peatlands

Diversit y of fungi and potential function in naturally regenerating cut-over peatlands. Rebekka Artz, Stephen Chapman, Ian Anderson, and Colin Campbell. Fungal communities in peat. Fungi are the primary degraders of plant necromass

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SOCIO-ECONOMICS Progress report

RECIPE meeting, Scheyern, Germany, 17 - 20 May 2005. SOCIO-ECONOMICS Progress report. RECIPE meeting, Scheyern, Germany, 17 - 20 May 2005. Outline. Workpackage 1 Publications: ? Common paper Tasks ahead. RECIPE meeting, Scheyern, Germany, 17 - 20 May 2005. Workpackage 1.

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E COLOGIE ET E COPHYSIOLOGIE F ORESTIERES UMR 1137 INRA UHP

E COLOGIE ET E COPHYSIOLOGIE F ORESTIERES UMR 1137 INRA UHP. NEE => NEP => source or sink ?. CH 4. }. => GS. R ECO. }. GP. => IRGA. => MS. R new. R old. CONTEXT. OBJECTIVE.

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The Use of Peat in Europe

The Use of Peat in Europe. Kari Mutka IPS peat land strategy meeting Amsterdam 13.-15.2.2009. I. What is EPAGMA?. A t ruly European organisation Founded on 1 May 2004

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PARTNER NO. 10 TASK ACHIEVEMENTS, PROBLEMS AND FUTURE PLANS

PARTNER NO. 10 TASK ACHIEVEMENTS, PROBLEMS AND FUTURE PLANS. PROBLEMS. Team members - turnover of researchers Consent : Peat Research Coordination Committee (SPU) Cooperation : Peat Research Technical Committee (DoA) Budget constraint : Change of experimental design

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Fire in the vegetation and peatlands of Borneo, 1997-2007: Patterns, Drivers and Emissions

Fire in the vegetation and peatlands of Borneo, 1997-2007: Patterns, Drivers and Emissions Allan Spessa [1]* , Ulrich Weber [2], Andreas Langner [3] , Florian Siegert [4] , Angelika Heil [5].

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Review by Prof. Dr. Florian Siegert

Review by Prof. Dr. Florian Siegert.

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More information? mallan@doct.ulg.ac.be nathalie.fagel@ulg.ac.be ages.ulg.ac.be

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