The EU aims to restore Europe's ecosystems by 2050 through renaturation regulations, focusing on rewetting agricultural areas and restoring moors, which are crucial for climate protection and biodiversity. The law mandates that 30% of drained moors be repaired by 2030, with half expected to be healed by 2050. A project in Søborg, Denmark, exemplifies these efforts, where landowners are incentivized to participate voluntarily. The importance of wetlands and moors is highlighted, as they are significant carbon sinks and biodiversity hotspots. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)