Sentence examples for carbon at a from inspiring English sources

Comparative analysis shows that monocultures sequester carbon at a much lower price per tonne.

Young forests capture carbon at a faster rate than older ones, but older forests have more carbon locked into them.

Conceptually, the simplest way to synthesize an organic molecule is to construct it one carbon at a time.

Likewise, managers might be tempted to cut down mature forests so as to plant new, faster-growing ones that sequester carbon at a higher rate.

"There is some good, as this gives a more meaningful price to carbon at a time when everyone was complaining it was too low," Mr. Fages said.

Namely, the amount of land required to grow enough trees or corn to remove carbon at a planetary scale would be enormous.

It shows no signs of slowing, and continues to belch out carbon at an astounding rate.

Between 3.6 and 5.1 gigatonnes of rock a year is required to sequester a gigatonne of atmospheric carbon, at an estimated cost of between £15 and £80 per tonne of CO2 removed.

The RDC accounted for a small amount of the total soil carbon at an average of 3.19%.

The problem will be to study paths of resource use which maximize an appropriate intergenerational social welfare function, subject to emitting a time-stream of CO2 which will maintain atmospheric concentration of carbon at an acceptable level.

Between 3.6 and 5.1 gigatonnes of rock a year is required to sequester a gigatonne of atmospheric carbon, at an estimated cost of between £15 and £80 per tonne of CO2 removed.