The phrase "alleviating carbon" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and may not convey a specific meaning without additional context, as "alleviating" typically refers to reducing something negative, but carbon itself is not something that can be alleviated.
Example: "The new policy focuses on alleviating carbon emissions from industrial sources."
Alternatives: "reducing carbon" or "mitigating carbon".
Therefore, it is natural to advocate massive application of low-carbon energy in electricity sector, such as wind, solar, and hydro generation etc., in practice to alleviate carbon emission.
In order to alleviate carbon overload, alsS and kivD genes were introduced to divert the excessive carbon to isobutanol production.
Based on this information, a partial isobutanol producing pathway modified from valine biosynthesis was introduced into C. cellulolyticum strains to further increase cellulose consumption by alleviating excessive carbon load.
This can help alleviate climate change, facilitate carbon sinks, help preserve local ecosystems and protect biodiversity.
Over-the-fence heat integration for district heating (DH) can be suggested to utilize this waste heat and therefore alleviate the carbon footprint of the integrated energy system.
It was sold to the British public as a "green" incentive that would help alleviate the carbon pollution of air travel.
Our model estimates can be used to calculate regional carbon losses, alleviating uncertainty in calculating the carbon cost of the treatments.
Indeed, given that it will be as concerned with alleviating congestion as reducing carbon it could very likely lead to an increase in emissions.
For noncalcifying seaweeds and seagrasses, the increased availability of inorganic carbon through dissolution of CO2 in ocean waters alleviates nutrient (inorganic carbon) limitation and enhances growth (Harley et al. 2012).
In E fixD, the lower management intensity either enhances the carbon sink or alleviates the appearance of carbon source in the future (Fig. 9; Table 4) because of a lower carbon export from grassland ecosystem (i.e., a larger return of NPP to soils).
