Will soil carbon burial Increase in mangrove wetlands?

该项目的目的是通过深度测年方法和古气候重建，调查当前和历史气候条件下红树林的碳埋藏。该项目打算利用最先进的放射性核素示踪技术来确定红树林碳收支的系统规模方面，即埋藏、潮汐输出和呼吸。该项目意义重大，因为它旨在阐明气候条件如何与红树林碳收支直接相关。此外，特定地点的历史红树林碳埋葬的数据可以允许使用沿海湿地栖息地的适应战略，螯合二氧化碳，一种自然的手段，以帮助改善温室气体，作为支持红树林森林保护和恢复。

The aim of this project is to investigate carbon burial in mangroves during current and historical climatic conditions through in depth dating methods and paleoclimate reconstructions. The project intends to use state-of-the-art radionuclide tracer technologies to determine system scale aspects of the mangrove carbon budget, i.e. burial, tidal export and respiration. This project is significant because it aims to delineate how climatic conditions are directly related to the mangrove carbon budget. Further, the site specific data on historical mangrove carbon burial could allow adaptation strategies for use of coastal wetland habitats that sequester CO2, a natural means to help ameliorate greenhouse gas, as support for mangrove forest protection and restoration.