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1475: Upland deep peat soils
This paper is taken from a section in the ‘Statistical Digest of the English Uplands 2011’
Year of Publication2012
Around 320,000 hectares of deep peat soils are located in Less Favoured Areas - approximately half of deep peat soils in England. Almost 30% of them have been burned or drained to improve land for livestock grazing. 10% of them are deteriorating.
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- Subject Collection > Greenhouse Gas > Carbon Capture & Storage
- Subject Collection > Environmental impact > Wildlife & biodiversity
- Subject Collection > Environmental impact > Landscape
- Subject Collection > Environmental impact > Wastes management & pollution control
- Subject Collection > Environmental impact > Managing land for environmental benefit
- Subject Collection > Greenhouse Gas > GHG Reduction
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