Phrases with «terrestrial biomass»

Terrestrial biomass refers to the total amount of living organisms, such as plants and animals, that exist on land. It includes everything from tiny insects to large trees and is an important measure of the overall health and biodiversity of Earth's ecosystems. Full definition

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Sentences with «terrestrial biomass»

This is because any net additions of CO2 to the atmosphere resulting from biomass combustion should be captured by analyzing land - use, land - use change activities and their associated effects on terrestrial biomass carbon stocks. (ghgprotocol.org)
That said, if at some point, through development of efficient bioreactors and storage of night time emissions for daytime passage through the bioreactors, CO2 could be recycled into biomass at a rate between 80 - 90 %, the amount of external fuel going into the plant could then be cut by a significant amount, perhaps allowing for a significant share to come from terrestrial biomass grown on marginal land. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
The amounts of carbon released at the PETM are roughly 3 times the total amount of terrestrial biomass — it therefore needed a completely different source of carbon. (realclimate.org)
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Phrases with «terrestrial biomass»

Sentences with «terrestrial biomass»

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