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Cataloguing Soil Carbon Stocks
Science, 2010In their Report (“Terrestrial gross carbon dioxide uptake: Global distribution and covariation with climate,” 13 August, p. [834][1]), C. Beer et al. joined others ([ 1 ][2], [ 2 ][3]) in estimating global carbon fluxes and their relationship to climate.
Gianelle, Damiano +4 more
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Soil carbon stocks in Sarawak, Malaysia
Science of The Total Environment, 2013The relationship between greenhouse gas emission and climate change has led to research to identify and manage the natural sources and sinks of the gases. CO2, CH4, and N2O have an anthropic source and of these CO2 is the least effective in trapping long wave radiation.
E, Padmanabhan, H, Eswaran, P F, Reich
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2018
Total soil carbon (C) stock comprises of the soil organic C (SOC) and the soil inorganic C (SIC) components. The global SOC stock of ice-free land contains about 1,325–1,500 Pg (1 Pg = 1015 g) C in the top 1 m, 2,300 Pg C in the top 3 m, and 3,000 Pg C in the soil profiles.
Klaus Lorenz, Rattan Lal
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Total soil carbon (C) stock comprises of the soil organic C (SOC) and the soil inorganic C (SIC) components. The global SOC stock of ice-free land contains about 1,325–1,500 Pg (1 Pg = 1015 g) C in the top 1 m, 2,300 Pg C in the top 3 m, and 3,000 Pg C in the soil profiles.
Klaus Lorenz, Rattan Lal
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2016
Tropical peatlands have changed their role from carbon sinks to carbon sources mainly by recent anthropogenic disturbances. It is an urgent issue to evaluate the importance of tropical peatlands as carbon stocks and to preserve the ecosystems including their carbon dynamics. Spatial distribution of carbon mass at a regional level needs to be delineated
Sawahiko Shimada +2 more
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Tropical peatlands have changed their role from carbon sinks to carbon sources mainly by recent anthropogenic disturbances. It is an urgent issue to evaluate the importance of tropical peatlands as carbon stocks and to preserve the ecosystems including their carbon dynamics. Spatial distribution of carbon mass at a regional level needs to be delineated
Sawahiko Shimada +2 more
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2014
Phytoplankton, the free-floating tiny microscopic floral particles, demonstrate a wide range of shapes and vary over several orders of magnitude in size, from submicron species such as the picoplanktonic prochlorophytes to diatoms measuring more than 1 mm in diameter. In mixed-pieces samples, high numbers of extremely small-sized species might actually
Abhijit Mitra, Sufia Zaman
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Phytoplankton, the free-floating tiny microscopic floral particles, demonstrate a wide range of shapes and vary over several orders of magnitude in size, from submicron species such as the picoplanktonic prochlorophytes to diatoms measuring more than 1 mm in diameter. In mixed-pieces samples, high numbers of extremely small-sized species might actually
Abhijit Mitra, Sufia Zaman
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Carbon Stock and Carbon Cycle of Wetland Ecosystem
2014Wetland ecosystem is an essential ecosystem in the world. Its organic carbon stock and carbon cycle are important basis of global carbon cycle researches and also major contents of global climate change researches. Researches have shown that wetland protection and restoration can promote carbon accumulation and reduce emission of greenhouse gases. This
Zeng, Zhangquan +6 more
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Whole Tree Biomass and Carbon Stock
2019Information on tree biomass and carbon (C) stock has become more relevant in the context of renewable energy production and reporting obligations, such as the Global Forest Resources Assessment of the FAO or the Greenhouse Gas Inventories under the UNFCCC and the Kyoto Protocol.
Didion, Markus +2 more
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Carbon Stocks in Soils of the Brazilian Amazon
2019This chapter aims to compare different techniques in order to obtain reliable estimates of the carbon stocks in the Brazilian Amazon basin. The regional scale is defined as the Brazilian part of a 6° square, from 60 to 66° West longitude and 8 to 14° South latitude, over the Rondonia state.
Cerri, C.C. +4 more
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Carbon stocks in Scottish peatlands
Soil Use and Management, 2009Abstract Various estimates have suggested that the peatlands of Scotland are a significant deposit of fixed carbon. However, these have been based upon rather imprecise estimates of peat depth. Using previously unused archived data, we have mapped peat depth across the country and then used these values to obtain an improved value of ...
S. J. Chapman +3 more
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Carbon price volatility and stock returns
Finance Research LettersWe study whether carbon price uncertainty alters the pricing of firm carbon exposure. Using a monthly panel of STOXX Europe 600 firms with emission data and the optionimplied Carbon VIX (CVIX), we show carbon return is state-dependent. High-emission firms show a modest discount in low-volatility months but a 10-point CVIX increase raises monthly excess
Aryan Goswami, Sebastian Rink
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