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Indeed, as we very clearly outline in the paper, our scenarios assume waste-derived biochar provides only a very small fraction of the land use-related CO2 drawdown, with reforestation and curtailed deforestation providing a magnitude more.

Figure 2 Drawdown as a function of space and time.

These studies tended to report optimistic potentials for atmospheric CO2 drawdown, and some reported approximately 100 ppm of CO2 drawdown (Joos et al. [1991]; Cao and Caldeira [2010b]).

Figure 3 Drawdown as a function of time for a fixed distance.

Figure 4 Drawdown as a function of space for fixed time.

(2) Drawdown constraint (r j ): This constraint normally means to protect the ecosystem by avoiding excessive drawdown.

There's also mentoring support, and a small amount of seed capital for product and design support in the form of an up to £15,000 drawdown fund.

The results demonstrate that the ball-milled dunite and harzburgite changed dramatically the chemical composition of the seawater within a few hours, inducing CO2 drawdown directly from the atmosphere and ultimately the precipitation of aragonite.

The transmissivity values for the aquifer range from 1.05 × 10−2 to 11.3 × 10−2m2/s, while the coefficient of storage varies between 1.07 × 10−4 and 3.53 × 10−4 and specific capacity values lie between 19.01 and 139.8 m3/h/m drawdown (Amajor 1991).

For the Changjiang Estuary plume (China), the pCO2 drawdown and DO enhancement in the warm seasons (from April to October) appeared to be controlled by primary productivity and water-air exchange, while mixing dominated the aqueous pCO2 in the cold seasons extending from November to March of the following year [15].

Overall, Antarctic masses experienced substantially less O2 drawdown than masses from the NE Pacific; average central O2 in the Antarctic even in still water was >60% of saturation.