Material Cultures in collaboration with Bauhaus Earth and Experimental, examined how environmentally responsible paludiculture (wetland farming) cultivation can provide a source of renewable, carbon-capturing construction materials whilst regenerating peatland landscapes. Our report, Wetlands and Construction: An opportunity for Berlin-Brandenburg, is available here.
Using the Sernitzmoor area within the German state of Brandenburg as a case study, this report explores how a land practice which promotes peatland carbon capture and the decarbonisation of the construction sector could be implemented at scale to deliver climatic, ecological and economic benefits.
Material Cultures in collaboration with Bauhaus Earth and Experimental, examined how environmentally responsible paludiculture (wetland farming) cultivation can provide a source of renewable, carbon-capturing construction materials whilst regenerating peatland landscapes. Our report, Wetlands and Construction: An opportunity for Berlin-Brandenburg, is available here.
Using the Sernitzmoor area within the German state of Brandenburg as a case study, this report explores how a land practice which promotes peatland carbon capture and the decarbonisation of the construction sector could be implemented at scale to deliver climatic, ecological and economic benefits.
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