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Fjords as globally significant hotspots for carbon burial and storage
William (Bill) Austin
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Craig Smeaton
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Corresponding author for this work
Environmental Change Research Group
School of Geography & Sustainable Development
Marine Alliance for Science & Technology Scotland
Scottish Oceans Institute
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
Scotland
100%
Organic Carbon
100%
Climate Change
66%
Sedimentary Environment
66%
Blue Carbon
66%
Nature-Based Solutions
66%
United States of America
33%
Canada
33%
New Zealand
33%
Chile
33%
Norway
33%
Greenland
33%
Salt Marsh
33%
Russia
33%
Denmark
33%
Sediment Trap
33%
Sweden
33%
Sea Grasses
33%
Coastal Wetland
33%