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Carbon Capture and Sequestration(CCS)---the role of agriculture and soils
2015
ASABE 1st Climate Change Symposium: Adaptation and Mitigation
unpublished
Renewable energy as a replacement for fossil fuels is highly desirable, but the reality is that fossil fuels (especially coal and petroleum) will be major sources of global energy for many decades to come. Therefore, carbon capture is vital to reduce release of carbon emissions and other GHG's to the atmosphere thereby mitigating global warming. This presentation is a review of the role of agriculture and soils in carbon capture. Carbon sequestration in soils is the process of transferring CO 2
doi:10.13031/cc.20152094646rev2
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