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Concluding LIFE OrgBalt and establishing directions for future research [1]

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Simulation tool for balancing socio-economic and environmental benefits from management of nutrient-rich organic soils [3]

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The Socio-economic benefits of climate change mitigation measures: A comparison between traditional and future land management practices and their productivity in the long term [5]

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Functional land management model – a tool for socio-economic evaluation of climate change mitigation measures [7]

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Measurements of soil GHG fluxes within the LIFE OrgBalt project [9]

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[11]
Policies and practices for promoting sustainable agriculture [11]

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Wet agriculture and forestry (paludiculture) on rewetted peatland [13]
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Climate change mitigation scenarios involving improved forest management practices [14]
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Opportunities and challenges of the carbon credit markets [15]

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Climate change mitigation scenarios involving change of crops in agricultural lands with nutrient-rich organic soils tested in LIFE OrgBalt [17]

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Contribution of LIFE OrgBalt calculated EFs for the estimation of GHG emissions from drained nutrient rich organic soil [19]

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The key role of the agriculture and forestry sectors in greenhouse gas emission reduction: steps towards better knowledge and practice [20]
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LIFE OrgBalt and the EU Nature Restoration Law: taking decisive steps towards restoration of drained peatlands through scientific analysis [21]

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Climate change mitigation scenarios involving drainage activities in grasslands [22]

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Wet area maps for the Baltics: improved understanding of the spatial distribution of soil moisture [24]

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Mitigating climate change impacts in nutrient-rich organic soils with the application of wood ash after commercial thinning in spruce stands [26]

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GHG emissions measurement and sampling in agricultural lands: towards data-driven decision making for managing carbon rich organic soils [28]

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[30]
GHG emissions measurement and sampling in forest lands: a variety of methods for assessing the effectiveness of climate change adaptation measures [30]

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[32]
17 sites for demonstrating climate change mitigation approaches within LIFE OrgBalt project [32]

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[34]
Peatland simulator SUSI – a tool for estimating water table levels and greenhouse gas emissions in organic soils [34] [34]

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[36]
National greenhouse gas inventories: a tool for recording and monitoring the progress made in climate change mitigation [36]

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Climate change mitigation and adaptation: two different,
yet inseparable strategies to tackle climate change

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[39]
Climate change: why should we care? [39]

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Depth-to-water maps for the Baltics: modelling of distribution of organic soils and wet areas [41]

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Land and Climate change: how do they relate to one another? A forest sector perspective [43]
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Land and Climate change: how do they relate to one another? An agricultural sector perspective [44]