Assessing the potential vulnerability of sedimentary carbon stores to bottom trawling disturbance within the UK EEZ

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@CryptoAliB @fionaharvey @tveitdal @karenmcveigh1 A serious amount of carbon locked up in bottom sediments. eg for UK https://t.co/JPECLjstk8

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RT @OceanIPSO: An analysis of organic carbon stocks within the UK #EEZs and trawling fishing intensity reveal the areas where seabed carbon…

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RT @OceanIPSO: An analysis of organic carbon stocks within the UK #EEZs and trawling fishing intensity reveal the areas where seabed carbon…

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An analysis of organic carbon stocks within the UK #EEZs and trawling fishing intensity reveal the areas where seabed carbon stores are at greatest risk of disturbance from #BottomTrawling and would benefit from some form of management intervention. https:

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