Journal Article 2014
Benefits of soil carbon: report on the outcomes of an international scientific committee on problems of the environment rapid assessment workshop
Abstrak
The demographic drivers of environmental change and
the demand for biomass production are already putting
unprecedented pressure on the earth’s soils [2]. An urgent
priority for action is to ensure that worldwide soils will
cope with these multiple and increasing demands
Soil carbon plays a key role in all the four classes of
soil ecosystem services. The flows arising from environmental
processes depend on ecosystem structure, where
soil carbon is a key component, along with the environmental
conditions and human interventions that
can strongly influence the services, goods and benefits
produced
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Banwart S, Black H, Cai Z, Gicheru P, Joosten H, Victoria R, Milne E, Noellemeyer E, Pascual U, Nziguheba G, Vargas R, Bationo A, Buschiazzo D, de-Brogniez D, Melillo J, Richter D, Termansen M, van Noordwijk M, Goverse T, Ballabio C, Bhattacharyya T, Goldhaber M, Nikolaidis N, Zhao Y, Funk R, Duffy C, Pan G, la Scala N, Gottschalk P, Batjes N, Six J, van Wesemael B, Stocking M, Bampa F, Bernoux M, Feller C, Lemanceau P and Montanarella L. 2014. Benefits of soil carbon: report on the outcomes of an international scientific committee on problems of the environment rapid assessment workshop. Carbon Management. 5(2):P. 185-192.