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Welcome to the website for the tundra tea bag experiment:
an international effort looking at decomposition rates in a warming world.

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A quick one

January 1, 2018

As 2018 rolls around the tundra teabag project is nearing an end. The final pieces of analysis are coming together, and words are making their way onto paper as we write up our findings. In the meantime, we have enjoyed sharing our results at several conferences over the course of 2017. Most recently I gave … More A quick one

From Alaska to the Alps

December 16, 2016

The year is ending and the data is in…and there is a lot of it! Thanks to the great efforts of all those working on the tundra teabag experiment we have over 4,000 tea bag decomposition samples, spanning more than 350 sites around the tundra. And there’s still more to come. With 2017 just around … More From Alaska to the Alps

Gearing up for analysis

October 4, 2016

After a successful summer of fieldwork (you can read plenty about that here) it’s back to the office, and a surprisingly bright Scottish autumn. Of course, this means an end to trowels and drying ovens for me, and the beginning of an even longer journey, one that will be signposted by many lines of R … More Gearing up for analysis

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