*[Enwl-eng] Protect critical carbon sinks in Scotland's peatlands!

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                        These peatlands sequester as much carbon dioxide as 
the Amazon Forest!









                        Protect Our Precious Carbon Sinks: Rewild and 
Regenerate Scotland's Peatlands!



                             Sign Now


                        Vladimir,



                        Scotland is home to a beautiful, often overlooked 
ecosystem of peatlands in its Highlands. These peatlands function as one of 
the world's most impressive carbon sinks, sequestering as much carbon 
dioxide as the Amazon Rainforest. Yet this vital landscape has been 
shrinking for almost a century. Sign now to tell the Scottish government: 
the peatlands are invaluable and must be formally protected!



                        The Scottish Rewilding Alliance (SRA) has been 
working with private landowners and other environmental organizations to 
protect Scotland's vital ecosystems. So far, these efforts have made 
tremendous impact. Yet individual landowners can only do so much. The 
Scottish government must heed the warnings of the Intergovernmental Panel on 
Climate Change and take action now to formally protect its precious 
peatlands. Sign the petition to protect these critical peatlands now!




                 Thank you,

                        Kelsey

                        Care2 Petitions Team



                        P.S. Scotland's peatlands are not only essential for 
carbon sequestration. They're also a vital habitat for many species whose 
numbers have dwindled in recent decades due to habitat loss. Sign the 
petition.

                             Sign Now









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From: Kelsey B., Care2 Action Alerts
Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2021 12:16 PM
Subject: Protect critical carbon sinks in Scotland's peatlands!

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