Claim2bc8a0490cdf99ad6754a4695d9c32cc5cb69c62808dfd09627cb1faba7ab7a8·My Arguments

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Even granting that rewetting cuts on-site emissions cheaply, it does not follow that the policy yields a net climate benefit: taking productive peat out of drained cultivation displaces food production, which can reappear as cropland expansion elsewhere (indirect land-use change), exporting emissions and environmental harm.

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