what did the SEA say to the salt marsh when it proposed?
No, i don't want to be tide down
Dr. Sophie Comer-Warner Assistant Professor of Coastal Science (Aquatic Biogeochemistry) University of Maryland, Baltimore County, USA s.comer-warner[@]umbc.edu University Webpage |
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About me
I am a biogeochemist working across aquatic landscapes, linking a continuum of ecosystems from streams and rivers to coastal wetlands and estuaries. My motivation is to understand the major drivers of carbon and nitrogen cycling focussing on associated greenhouse gas emissions from these systems as they relate to and continue to be affected by global changes in land-use and climate. I am also interested in micro- and nanoplastics and their interactions with existing biogeochemical cycles, focussing on their fate, transport and effects on ecosystem function such as rates of denitrification and greenhouse gas fluxes. The ultimate goal of my research is to contribute to understanding to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and water pollution and promote sustainable development. Current projects are taking place in the U.K., the U.S., China, Vietnam, Ghana and Peru.
