Carbon sequestration costs and spatial spillover effects in China's collective forests
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Carbon mitigation potential in land: Lessons learned, present actions, and future priorities
Land-based mitigation options are crucial to achieve net-zero emissions. Conservation and changes in land use and land management practices can reduce net emissions of carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide from all sectors; increase the quantity of carbon stored in soils and above ground vegetation; and generate fuels that recycle carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Moreover, land-based mitigation is estimated to be cheap in comparison to energy sector abatement, and it provides other benefits to society like enhancing wildlife habitat, improving water quality, and lessening soil erosion.
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Quantifying the impact of key factors on the carbon mitigation potential of managed temperate forests
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Modeling wood product carbon flows in southern us pine plantations: implications for carbon storage
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Comparative analysis of soil organic matter fractions, lability, stability ratios, and carbon management index in various land use types within bharatpur catchment, Chitwan District, Nepal
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