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A Review of Emission Reduction Potential and Cost Savings through Forest Carbon Sequestration
Asian Journal of Water, Environment and Pollution, 2019Rising atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases has been increasing with its negative effects on climatic system. Forests absorb and store a huge amount of atmospheric carbon dioxide (one of the major greenhouse gases) as tree biomass.
A. Raihan +3 more
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Opinion: Managing for disturbance stabilizes forest carbon
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2019Forest ecosystems sequester approximately 12% of anthropogenic carbon emissions, and efforts to increase forest carbon uptake are central to climate change mitigation policy (1).
M. Hurteau +3 more
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2011
Accurate measurement of carbon stocks and flux in forests is one of the most important scientific bases for successful climate and carbon policy implementation. Currently, there are several methods for estimating forest carbon stocks and flux. We review the four categories of methods for measuring forest biomass and estimating carbon which are ...
Xin Zhang +3 more
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Accurate measurement of carbon stocks and flux in forests is one of the most important scientific bases for successful climate and carbon policy implementation. Currently, there are several methods for estimating forest carbon stocks and flux. We review the four categories of methods for measuring forest biomass and estimating carbon which are ...
Xin Zhang +3 more
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Uncertainty in US forest carbon storage potential due to climate risks
Nature Geoscience, 2023Chao Wu +5 more
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Science
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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2019
This chapter reports the distinctive features of leaf-scale photosynthesis, soil respiration, and net ecosystem exchange (NEE) of CO2, mainly based on long-term (1998–2014) observations in larch forests and their comparison with results obtained for other boreal forests.
Trofim C. Maximov +4 more
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This chapter reports the distinctive features of leaf-scale photosynthesis, soil respiration, and net ecosystem exchange (NEE) of CO2, mainly based on long-term (1998–2014) observations in larch forests and their comparison with results obtained for other boreal forests.
Trofim C. Maximov +4 more
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Evaluation of China’s forest carbon sink service value
Environmental science and pollution research international, 2022Xiaoliang Shi +5 more
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2020
Forests cover about half of the American West, but a much greater proportion of the Western Mountains. Most of them are dominated by conifers rather than deciduous trees. We start with some basic forest ecology, and then explore the vulnerability of the forests of western mountains to a warming climate.
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Forests cover about half of the American West, but a much greater proportion of the Western Mountains. Most of them are dominated by conifers rather than deciduous trees. We start with some basic forest ecology, and then explore the vulnerability of the forests of western mountains to a warming climate.
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Implications of size-dependent tree mortality for tropical forest carbon dynamics
Nature Plants, 2021Evan M. Gora, A. Esquível-Muelbert
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