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Carbon Sequestration in the Biosphere [electronic resource] : Processes and Prospects /
Anthropogenic release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere has been recognized as the primary agent in global climate change. The volume discusses the possibilities for limiting that increase by the long-term storage of carbon in soils, vegetation, wetlands and oceans. Each of these storage media is analysed in detail to elucidate those processes responsible for the uptake and release of carbon. Several chapters address the practical prospects for deliberate interventions aimed at adjusting the balance in favour of uptake over release, i.e. sequestration, while having regard to simultaneous changes in the various environments.
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Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg,
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| Subjects: | Environment., Atmospheric sciences., Ecology., Geoecology., Environmental geology., Nature conservation., Geoecology/Natural Processes., Nature Conservation., Atmospheric Sciences., |
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KOHA-OAI-TEST:1848412018-07-30T23:06:32ZCarbon Sequestration in the Biosphere [electronic resource] : Processes and Prospects / Beran, Max A. editor. SpringerLink (Online service) textBerlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg,1995.engAnthropogenic release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere has been recognized as the primary agent in global climate change. The volume discusses the possibilities for limiting that increase by the long-term storage of carbon in soils, vegetation, wetlands and oceans. Each of these storage media is analysed in detail to elucidate those processes responsible for the uptake and release of carbon. Several chapters address the practical prospects for deliberate interventions aimed at adjusting the balance in favour of uptake over release, i.e. sequestration, while having regard to simultaneous changes in the various environments.Keynote Papers -- Global Carbon Cycle and Carbon Sequestration -- Carbon Sequestration by Marine Biota -- Carbon Sequestration in Wetland Ecosystems: A Case Study -- Carbon Sequestration in Marine Systems -- Mechanisms and Controls of Carbon Flux Carbon Fixation and Allocation -- The Role of Decomposition in C Sequestration in Ecosystems -- Feedback Mechanisms Between Degradation and Primary Production in the Marine Pelagic Environment -- Systems Models of Terrestrial Carbon Cycling -- Can the Terrestrial Biosphere be Managed to Conserve and Sequester Carbon -- Working Group Reports — Mechanisms -- Carbon Fixation and Allocation -- Carbon Mineralisation -- Feedbacks and Modelling Systems -- Working Group Reports — Management -- In Marine Ecosystems -- In Wetland Ecosystems -- In Terrestrial Ecosystems -- Posters -- The Economics of Forestry Options to Offset the Greenhouse Effect -- Agriculture Management Effects on Soil Carbon Sequestration in Eastern Canada -- Aquatic Calcification as a Source of Carbon Dioxide -- Management-induced Changes in the Quantity and Composition of Organic Matter in Soils of Eastern Canada -- CO2 Emissions from Animal Husbandry: a Case Study for Hungary Based on Production Data for 1980 -- Nutrient Cycling and Coastal Pollution in Izmir Bay, Turkey -- List of Participants.Anthropogenic release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere has been recognized as the primary agent in global climate change. The volume discusses the possibilities for limiting that increase by the long-term storage of carbon in soils, vegetation, wetlands and oceans. Each of these storage media is analysed in detail to elucidate those processes responsible for the uptake and release of carbon. Several chapters address the practical prospects for deliberate interventions aimed at adjusting the balance in favour of uptake over release, i.e. sequestration, while having regard to simultaneous changes in the various environments.Environment.Atmospheric sciences.Ecology.Geoecology.Environmental geology.Nature conservation.Environment.Geoecology/Natural Processes.Nature Conservation.Ecology.Atmospheric Sciences.Springer eBookshttp://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-79943-3URN:ISBN:9783642799433 |
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Anthropogenic release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere has been recognized as the primary agent in global climate change. The volume discusses the possibilities for limiting that increase by the long-term storage of carbon in soils, vegetation, wetlands and oceans. Each of these storage media is analysed in detail to elucidate those processes responsible for the uptake and release of carbon. Several chapters address the practical prospects for deliberate interventions aimed at adjusting the balance in favour of uptake over release, i.e. sequestration, while having regard to simultaneous changes in the various environments. |
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