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What role do wetlands play in carbon sequestration?
They absorb and store carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
They emit more carbon dioxide than they absorb.
They have no impact on carbon levels in the atmosphere.
They primarily release methane instead of sequestering carbon.
Which type of wetland is most effective at sequestering carbon?
Marshes
Swamps
Bogs
Estuaries
What is a significant threat to the carbon sequestration capabilities of wetlands?
Wetland restoration efforts
Urban development and drainage
Natural flooding events
Increased plant diversity
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