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Tierra del Fuego peatlands & climate change (video)

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Language(s): English, Spanish , Author(s): Wetlands International Latin America & the Caribbean - Argentina Office

This video tells the story how Tierra del Fuego's peatlands in Argentina function, are degraded due to peat mining and how this all relates to global climate change. The video includes beautiful sceneries, local experts and much more.

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