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so far, different people point at different colour versions as the one that looks best, so i'm publishing all three of them.

which one do you like the best?

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would it had been a peatland, historically? perhaps — there's no comfortable seats in a bog, but it's more efficient in converting CO₂ to O₂ than the trees are!

but if it's drying, it releases that CO₂ into the air — and a lot of those had been dried up to make space for buildings — did you know that the Netherlands are below the sea level because the soil of a peatland bog is largely made of water, and when as it was drying up - it was also losing volume?

here's some info on restoring the wetlands in the UK:

Protecting peatlands in England

Explore the wonderful and wet world of bog habitats within the nation's forests and why they play a vital role for climate and biodiversity.

and here is a podcast in Polish about the role of drying wetlands have played in the climate change (that's why they need restoring — something needs to sink that CO₂ back in!)

Dział Zagraniczny: Dlaczego torfowiska są ważniejsze dla klimatu niż lasy (Dział Zagraniczny Podcast#105)

Metr kwadratowy torfowiska w północnej Kanadzie absorbuje pięciokrotnie więcej dwutlenku węgla niż metr kwadratowy Puszczy Amazońskiej. Jedn

feel free to add more info sources to this infodump in the comments ^^'