I learned from you all what sphagnum moss is, and this random rest area sign told me where it comes from

by Radiant-Cow126

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  1. Groningen1978

    The use of sphagnum as wound dressings is very interesting, and extensively used in WWI due to it’s anti-sceptic properties and shortage of cotton.

  2. kiss-tits

    Wisconsin: the spagnum state. Great find! Thanks for sharing 

  3. Betterwithhoney

    Well this is cool! Thanks for sharing! 🤓

  4. Peatland mining emits about [1.9 Pg CO2-equivalent per year](https://nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/nph.20436), which is about 5% of all anthropogenic GHG emissions. It releases carbon stored for hundreds and even thousands of years. Makes you think…

    Just to put things in perspective, it is about the same global GHG emissions as air travel !!

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