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Biogeochemistry, sources, fluxes, microbiology and atmospheric aspects of CH4 in the modern and ancient Earth system. Tweets by @MikePeacock86 & @GauciGauci.
University of Birmingham
Joined January 2010
A Topographic Gradient Drives Spatial Variability of Stem CH4 Fluxes in a Temperate Alder Stand
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Ecosystems - Tree stems in both wetland and upland forests are a potentially significant source of the greenhouse gas methane (CH4). Stem CH4 emissions are assumed to play an important role on a...
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Wintertime Production and Storage of Methane in Thermokarst Ponds of Subarctic Norway
egusphere.copernicus.org
Abstract. The ongoing climate change in permafrost areas can trigger abrupt thaw processes, leading to the formation of thermokarst lakes and ponds. These water bodies, especially in organic-rich...
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Reviews and syntheses: Process-based modeling of the CO2:CH4 production ratio is important for predicting future Arctic methane emissions
egusphere.copernicus.org
Abstract. Thawing permafrost in the Arctic threatens to potentially release large amounts of decomposed organic matter as CO2 or CH4 to the atmosphere. Predicting the ratio of emitted CO2 to CH4 is...
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Anaerobic oxidation of methane: it takes two to tango
nature.com
Nature Reviews Microbiology - In this Journal Club Rafael Laso Pérez revisits a paper that provided evidence of the syntrophic relation between anaerobic methane-oxidizing archaea and...
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Carbon-nitrogen ratio regulates nitrous oxide and methane emissions via microbial metabolic partitioning in China's South-to-North Water Diversion Project
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Dynamic methane emissions in a restored wetland: Decadal insights into uncertain climate outcomes and critical science needs
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Rewetting drained forested peatlands: A cornerstone of Sweden’s climate change mitigation strategy
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Ambio - Peatland rewetting has developed into a key strategy to limit greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, enhance carbon uptake, and restore biodiversity. With an increasing political ambition...
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Cultivation of Diverse Type I and Type II Methanotrophs from Tropical Wetlands in India, Including Rare Taxa (Methylocucumis and Methylolobus)
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Wetlands are the most important natural sources of methane. Studies on the distribution and diversity of methanotrophs, especially in tropical wetlands, are limited. The studies on wetland methanot...
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Salinity and Moisture Influence CO2 and CH4 Emissions From High-Latitude Coastal Soils
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Greater salinity increased CO2 emissions from saturated soil but suppressed CO2 flux from partially saturated soil Greater salinity suppressed CH4 emissions in saturated soil, but overall, CH4 fl...
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Methane filtration and metabolic cooperation of microbial communities in cold seep water columns from South China Sea
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Communications Biology - Metagenomic analysis of cold seep water columns reveals microbial diversity and metabolic interactions driving biogeochemical cycles, emphasizing key roles of methanotrophs...
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RT @LES_UniBham: MethaneSat: The climate spy satellite that went quiet with @GauciGauci .
theconversation.com
MethaneSat was developed to spot emission hot spots of invisible methane pollution from space. Without it, accurate methane monitoring will be incredibly difficult.
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Aquatic plants govern CH4 and CO2 production and flux partitioning in lake emission pathways
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Hydrological Controls on Riverbed Methane Emissions: A Numerical Investigation of Hydrodynamic and Ebullitive Mechanisms from Site to Basin Scales
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Methane production and emission from riverbed sediments constitute a significant yet underexplored component of the river methane budget. Despite their importance, a mechanistic and quantitative...
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Disentangling Proximate and Distal Controls on Methane Variability in South Asian Rivers Using Machine Learning
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The ubiquitous oversaturation of methane (CH4) in fluvial environments is hypothesized to be sustained by both proximate and distal factors, which reflect their respective roles in modulating CH4...
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Carbon Behavior and Formation of Water Chemical Composition in the Drainage System of the Drained Eutrophic Peatland
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Geochemistry International - Peatlands are recognized as one of the most critical ecosystems for long-term carbon sequestration, although they cover approximately 3% of the Earth’s surface....
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Organic Matter Availability and the Production of Methane-Derived Dissolved Organic Carbon at Methane Seeps
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) is produced from a methane-carbon source at several methane seeps along the Cascadia margin Diffusive flux of methane-derived DOC from seeps to the deep ocean is es...
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Small Water Impoundments Have Local and Longitudinal Impacts on Carbon Cycling Along a River Network
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Damming may be one of the most significant anthropogenic modifications fragmenting river networks. Damming alters the transport and processing of coarse particulate organic matter (OM), hence...
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Rainfall can Significantly Reduce Pond Methane Emissions by Depressing Ebullition
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Elevated CO2 enables brackish marsh transgression into freshwater forested wetlands while stimulating CH4 emissions
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External and internal drivers behind the formation, vegetation succession, and carbon balance of a subarctic fen margin
bg.copernicus.org
Abstract. Peatlands are the most carbon-dense terrestrial ecosystem, and recent studies have shown that the northern peatlands have been (and still are) expanding into new areas. However, depending...
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