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Expanding forest carbon sinks to mitigate climate change in Africa

By the size of the Congo basin, Africa has the largest storage of carbon in the world [17, 18].However, due to deforestation, environmental degradation, population growth, and the effects of climate change, Africa is increasingly in danger [17, 19, 20] om 1992 to 2015, African cropland increased rapidly by 9130.17 km 2 yr −1, while forest area increased slightly by

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Carbon sink

Carbon sinks (green bars on the right) remove carbon from the atmosphere, whereas carbon sources (greenhouse gas emissions) (grey bars on the left) add them.Since the 1850s, there are more carbon sources than sinks and therefore the carbon dioxide in Earth''s atmosphere is rising. [1]A carbon sink is a natural or artificial carbon sequestration process that "removes a

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Forest management required for consistent carbon sink in

Keywords: Planted forest, Human management, Forest biomass carbon, Forest age, Forest expansion, Climate change Background Global forest absorbs carbon (C) equivalent to ~34% of the emission from fossil-fuel combustion and cement production, and biomass C augmentation plays a domin-ant role (Pan et al. 2011). For Chinese forests, approxi-

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Interactions of forest carbon sink and climate change in the

Forest carbon sink and climate change. Among terrestrial ecosystems, forests make the most contribution to carbon dioxide uptake (Hui et al. 2016; Yang et al. 2022) and contain more than 80% of all terrestrial aboveground carbon (Alemu 2014).The world''s forests store approximately 861 gigatonnes of carbon and provide an important climate modulating

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China''s future forest carbon sequestration potential under

Increasing forest carbon storage is a nature-based solution for reducing CO 2 in the atmosphere (FAO, 2005; IUCN, 2016).The growth of trees absorbs carbon dioxide, which is the most effective way to reduce CO 2 emissions in the short term, but as trees age, the sequestrated carbon will be slowly released through wood products or rapidly released

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China''s forest carbon sinks and mitigation potential from carbon

To achieve its dual carbon goals, China focuses on two basic strategies: reducing carbon emissions from fossil energy combustion and (GCAM-TU), 37.24 (WITCH), and 51.39 (IPAC) billion tons. Meanwhile, the incremental forest carbon storage in China under the baseline scenario is estimated as 2.043 billion tons, giving an offset ratio (the

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Global Change Biology | Environmental Change Journal

Although boreal forests contribute to approximately 45% of the total forest carbon sink, tree growth and soil carbon sequestration are constrained by nutrient availability. Here, we examine if long-term nutrient input enhances tree productivity and whether this leads to carbon storage or whether stimulated microbial decomposition of organic

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Enhancing Carbon Sequestration through Afforestation:

Carbon sequestration is crucial for achieving net zero emissions and plays a vital role in mitigating climate change. However, changes in forest cover are having a significant impact on the amount of carbon stored in terrestrial ecosystems as forests play a crucial role in mitigating climate change by effectively storing and sequestering carbon dioxide (CO2) from

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Indigenous Forests Are Some of the Amazon''s Last Carbon Sinks

Forests managed by Indigenous people in the Amazon are a strong carbon sink, removing a net 340 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere each year, equivalent to the U.K.''s annual fossil fuel emissions. Meanwhile, forests outside of the Amazon''s Indigenous lands are collectively a carbon source, due to significant forest loss.

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Drones and machine learning for estimating forest carbon storage

Estimating forest carbon storage is crucial for understanding sink capacities to facilitate carbon crediting and mitigate climate change. Images captured with RGB or LiDAR cameras, mounted on drones, could be used to derive forest structural parameters such as canopy area, height, and tree diameter. Further, these data could be used in Machine

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Toward the carbon neutrality: Forest carbon sinks and its spatial

One way is to reduce carbon emissions by saving energy and promoting renewable energy development. Zhao et al., 2021). Forest carbon sink refers to CO 2 in the air that is absorbed and fixed in the soil or vegetation in the forest system to reduce the CO 2 concentrations in the air. Forest carbon sequestration has cost advantages

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Opportunities and implementation pathway for China''s forestry

Forest carbon sinks refer to the process by which forest vegetation absorbs CO 2 from the atmosphere and immobilizes it within the vegetation or soil, thereby reducing the concentration of CO 2 in the air. Notably, carbon stocks in forest vegetation and soil, which store at least three times as much carbon as the atmosphere, are crucial for maintaining soil fertility

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Roles of Natural and Planted Forests

The use of wood in place of steel, stone, and concrete generally displaces between 1 and 3 tons of carbon emissions per ton of wood carbon (Sathre and O''Connor, 2010), and contributes to an urban carbon sink in buildings and other infrastructure (Churkina et al., 2020). Climate mitigation potential can be further amplified through

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Understanding Forest Carbon | USDA Climate Hubs

Not all forests sequester carbon at the same rate or have the same level of carbon storage. Carbon sequestration and storage depend on tree species, the number of trees in a forest stand, their age, growing season, and local climate. Forest carbon stocks change as forests age, especially after major events like clearcutting or wildfires.

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What Do Forest Carbon "Sequestration" and "Storage" Mean?

Carbon Storage. Carbon storage is the building of plant structures (woody biomass) by converting glucose into cellulose, and lignin. Most carbon in a forest is stored in the soils and the above-ground living biomass (e.g., trees and other plants). Roughly 50% of the dry mass of a tree is carbon, much of which is stored in the wood fibers.

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About Forest carbon sink energy storage

About Forest carbon sink energy storage

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