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Carbon capture Most of Europe’s peatlands have been drained for agricultural use. This draining cause the peat to dry out, which results in rapid decomposition and the release of carbon.

Even peat pots, Hallett points out, are not a sustainable resource. "Those little fabric things around the peat pots are even worse," he adds. "You can't get rid of 'em.