What is the latest status of the project “LIFE PeatCarbon Project”?

The status recorded for “LIFE PeatCarbon Project” is under construction.

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LIFE PeatCarbon Project

Sector: Government • Location: Latvia, Finland

Source: Open Access Government

Project

Under Construction

The LIFE PeatCarbon project, running from 2022 to 2027 and coordinated by the University of Latvia, works in Latvia and Finland to improve the site’s hydrology and vegetation diversity in over 5,400 hectares of raised bogs and aapa mires. The project reduces greenhouse gas emissions, prevents further peatland degradation, and tests remote-sensing-based monitoring methods. It brings together 12 pro

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The project “LIFE PeatCarbon Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Government sector, located in Latvia, Finland. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Open Access Government.

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Description

Description	The LIFE PeatCarbon project, running from 2022 to 2027 and coordinated by the University of Latvia, works in Latvia and Finland to improve the site’s hydrology and vegetation diversity in over 5,400 hectares of raised bogs and aapa mires. The project reduces greenhouse gas emissions, prevents further peatland degradation, and tests remote-sensing-based monitoring methods. It brings together 12 project beneficiaries from Latvia, Finland, Germany and Denmark to develop transferable best practices and cost-effective tools that support climate change mitigation across the Baltic Sea region.
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