Erosion by landslides is a common phenomenon in mountain regions around the globe,
affecting all climatic zones. Landslides facilitate bedrock weathering, pedogenesis and …

Peatland rewetting has been proposed as a vital climate change mitigation tool to reduce
greenhouse gas emissions and to generate suitable conditions for the return of carbon (C) …

Forest swamp ecosystems plays crucial role in the global carbon cycle. However, the effects
of forest swamp succession on soil organic matter (SOM) and microbial community structure …

Ebullition has been shown to be an important pathway for methane (CH 4) emissions from
inland waters. However, the CH 4 fluxes and their magnitudes in thermokarst lakes remain …

Peat decomposition driven by soil metabolic processes is responsible for approximately 2%
of global annual anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. A peat soil's redox potential …

In view of climate considerations regarding the management of peatlands, there is a need to
assess whether rewetting can mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and notably how …

Terrestrial ecosystems are typically nitrogen (N) limited, but recent years have witnessed N
enrichment in various soil ecosystems caused by human activities such as fossil fuel …

CH4 emission in the Arctic has large uncertainty due to the lack of mechanistic
understanding of the processes. CH4 oxidation in Arctic soil plays a critical role in the …

Topsoil removal (TSR) is a management option performed before rewetting drained
agricultural peatlands to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and remove nutrients …

Drained peatlands in temperate climates are under threat from climate change and human
activities. The resulting decomposition of organic matter plays a major role in regulating the …