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CO2 sources - Land use change
Soil disturbance and increased rates of decomposition in converted soils can both lead to emission of carbon to the atmosphere, with increased soil erosion and leaching of soil nutrients further reducing the ... to the atmosphere in years to come. Indeed, having degraded large areas of the terrestrial carbon sink, sensitive land-use change may in fact provide a sink for atmospheric greenhouse gases ...
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Papers - CO2 March 2003
Jacobs et al. Carbon dioxide flux over bog vegetation Bachu Sedimentary basins and carbon dioxide sequestration Stouffer and Manabe Elevated carbon dioxide and thermolhaline circulation Pataki et al. Keeling plots and terrestrial carbon dioxide echange Luo et al. Sustainability of terrestrial carbon dioxide sequestration Toggweiler et al. Models of global ...
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Climate Change 2001: The Scientific Basis
CO2 3.2.3.3 Future changes in ocean CO2 uptake 3.3 Palaeo CO2 and Natural Changes in the Carbon Cycle 3.3.1 Geological History of Atmospheric CO2 3.3.2 Variations in Atmospheric CO2 during Glacial/ ... of anthropogenic CO2 by the ocean 3.7 Projections of CO2 Concentration and their Implications 3.7.1 Terrestrial Carbon Model Responses to Scenarios of Change in CO2 and Climate 3.7.2 Ocean Carbon Model ...
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2002 Awards of the Environmental Sciences Dept, UVA
World Meteorological Organization, for the manuscript titled "Environmental controls over carbon dioxide and water vapor exchange of terrestrial vegetation" by B.E. Law, E. Falge, L. Gu, D.D. ... of global change research. Smith, T.M. and Shugart, H.H. 1993. The transient response of terrestrial carbon storage to a perturbed climate. Nature 361:523-526. Robert J. Swap Represented UVA in ...
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Optimisation Intercomparison Project (OptIC)
Intercomparison Project (OptIC) The aim of the OptIC project was to comparatively evaluate several parameter estimation and data assimilation methods for the task of parameterising terrestrial carbon cycle and biogeochemical models from multiple data sources, particularly remotely sensed data. The approach was through an international intercomparison of data assimilation and parameter estimation ...
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SAF - About Forestry: Facts on Forests Around the World
Forests are a major factor in the climate change issue. Forest ecosystems contain more than half of all terrestrial carbon, and account for about 80 per cent of the exchange of carbon ... the atmosphere. Deforestation in the 1980s may have accounted for a quarter of all human-induced carbon emissions, the second greatest emitter after fossil fuels. Forest plantations comprise 5 percent of the world ...
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NERC - What are carbon sources and carbon sinks?
The permafrost has ensured that carbon, locked in the frozen soil, was kept from the atmosphere for many thousands of years ... Ecology & Hydrology - climate change programme CLASSIC Climate & Land-Surface Systems Interaction Centre CTCD Centre for Terrestrial Carbon Dynamics New Scientist article - The lungs of the planet are belching methane Found this ...
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DOE - Fossil Energy: DOE's Carbon Sequestration Research Program
Read more about DOE's sequestration R&D program by clicking on the following links: Sequestration Overview Geologic Sequestration Carbon Capture R&D Terrestrial Sequestration Novel & Advanced Concepts RELATED NEWS > DOE Project Starts CO2 Sequestration in New Mexico Coalbed PROJECT INFO KEY PUBLICATIONS > Carbon Sequestration Technology Roadmap and ...
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Carbon Cycle, Methane
P. Falkowski, 1998: Primary production of the biosphere: Integrating terrestrial and oceanic components. Science 281, 237-240. Kling, G. W., et al., 1991: Arctic Lakes and Streams as Gas Conduits to the Atmosphere: Implications for Tundra Carbon Budgets. Science, 251, 298-301. Parson, E. A., and D. W. Keith, 1998: Fossil fuels without CO2 emissions. Science 282, 1053-1054 ...
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INHS RESEARCH: TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS
Natural Resource Sustainability at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ILLINOIS NATURAL HISTORY SURVEY Home Directory Library Events FAQ About us Home > research programs TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS AGROECOLOGY Invertebrates in organic systems Corn rootworm Organic systems PLANT ECOLOGY Plant community restoration Effects of fire on plant communities Composition and diversity trends in ...
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