Titlebook: Storing Carbon in Agricultural Soils; A Multi-Purpose Envi Norman J. Rosenberg,Roberto C. Izaurralde Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Me

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Storing Carbon in Agricultural Soils to Help Head-Off a Global Warming, soil aggregation and improves tilth. Depending on its type — humus, manure, stubble or litter — organic matter contains between 40 and 60% carbon. We also know that carbon (C, hereafter), as carbon dioxide (CO.), is currently accumulating in the atmosphere as the result of fossil fuel combustion, l

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Science Needs and New Technology for Increasing Soil Carbon Sequestration,ses that may be impacting climatic change (Houghton et al., 1996). Enhanced terrestrial uptake of CO. over the next 50 to 100 years has been suggested as a way to reclaim the 150 or more Pg carbon (C) lost to the atmosphere from vegetation and soil since 1850 as a consequence of land use change (Bat

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Soil Carbon: Policy and Economics,wn to stimulate the accumulation of additional soil carbon and early indications are that some might sequester carbon at relatively modest costs with generally positive environmental effects. We discuss, under 10 themes, policy and economic issues that will determine whether programs for sequestrati

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