"carbon reserve" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a stockpile of carbon stored in a particular area such as in soil, plants, and wood. For example, "The Galapagos Islands has a large carbon reserve stored in its unique and diverse flora and fauna."
In 2013 the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation had invested at least $1bn of this in 35 of the top 200 carbon reserve companies, while in 2014 the Wellcome Trust had £564m invested in Shell, BP, Schlumberger, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton alone.
Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs) are polyesters of hydroxyacids naturally synthesized in bacteria as a carbon reserve.
Their basic background information was introduced: taxonomical classification, habitat environment, and carbon reserve capacity.
m3 (3.5 × 104 to 3.5 × 1010 trillion std. ft3) and is believed to be the major organic carbon reserve on Earth (Mahajan et al.2007).2007
Figure 6 Schematic diagram of the seasonal courses of LAI, radial growth and the carbon reserve ratio with phenological events for a deciduous tree.
It might be important to consider seasonal carbon reserve mobilization for determining LAI of deciduous trees from an ecological point of view because the dynamics of carbohydrate in tree species are affected by annual variations in climate [27].
Forests form a major component of the carbon (C) reserves in the world's ecosystems.
Forests form a major component of the carbon (C) reserves in the world's ecosystems (Houghton 2007).
We've got five times the amount of carbon reserves to cook our goose.
But, recent commitments to protect the Boreal Forest's vast carbon reserves are a significant contribution to guarding against climate change.
If they sold their shares in fossil-fuel firms, carbon emissions would not fall and neither would the carbon reserves of those companies, or firms' profits.
