Desert Reservoirs as Carbon Sinks
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: New Mexico, USA
Source: Smart Water Magazine
A study led by researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder reveals that reservoirs like Elephant Butte in New Mexico can sequester organic carbon in sediment, particularly during droughts and flash floods. This process enhances the reservoirs' role as carbon sinks, trapping organic material that would otherwise contribute to carbon dioxide emissions.
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Description | A study led by researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder reveals that reservoirs like Elephant Butte in New Mexico can sequester organic carbon in sediment, particularly during droughts and flash floods. This process enhances the reservoirs' role as carbon sinks, trapping organic material that would otherwise contribute to carbon dioxide emissions. |
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