Extended Data Fig. 3: Comparison of survey results from all respondents vs. those from highly self-rated experts.
From: Expert assessment of future vulnerability of the global peatland carbon sink
Data shown as mean and 10th – 90th percentiles. High-latitude peatland results shown in blue (dark = all data, light = E>2). Tropical peatland data shown in yellow (dark yellow = all data, light beige = E>2). Positive values represent peatland sinks, negative values represent peatland sources to the atmosphere. Codes for drivers: T = temperature, M = moisture balance, SL = sea level, F = fire, LU = land use, P = permafrost, N = nitrogen deposition, AP =atmospheric pollution.
