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Catching carbon fixation without fixing
ScienceStructural snapshots of an enzyme complex reveal missing pieces of a biological ...
Xiang, Feng, Douglas C, Rees
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The world’s forests store an estimated 861 billion tonnes of carbon—equivalent to approximately 100 years worth of anthropogenic emissions, at current rates—and with good husbandry could potentially store up to 226 billion tonnes more. Clearly, preserving and repairing forests is a vital element of mitigating climate breakdown.
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The world’s forests store an estimated 861 billion tonnes of carbon—equivalent to approximately 100 years worth of anthropogenic emissions, at current rates—and with good husbandry could potentially store up to 226 billion tonnes more. Clearly, preserving and repairing forests is a vital element of mitigating climate breakdown.
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Combustion of Fixed Carbon in Supercritical Water
Advanced Materials Research, 2011The combustion behavior of fixed carbon in supercritical water was explored by a batch reactor. Effects of reaction parameters such as reaction temperature, time, oxygen stoichiometric ratio and stirring rate were investigated. Fixed carbon was difficult to burn out, even if in a harsh condition the conversion of fixed carbon was only 51%.
Hong He Ma, Shu Zhong Wang, Lu Zhou
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Fixed asset changes with carbon regulation: The cases of China
Journal of Environmental Management, 2022Wei Liu, Hanmin Dong, Yishuang Liu
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A one-carbon path for fixing CO2
2020Chemicals synthesized directly from CO2 are a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. Increasing efficiency and specificity will require a combination of chemical and biological processes.
Satanowski, A., Bar-Even, A.
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