Sentence examples for gained carbon from inspiring English sources

North America and Europe gained carbon well in excess of any area additions.

Kirschbaum (2011) pointed out that an increase in photosynthesis will not necessarily lead to an equivalent enhancement in growth, but that the potentially gained carbon may be utilized differently.

Timberlands in total gained carbon between 2000 and 2005 (355 TgCO2-eq./y or about 0.7%/y on a land base of 14.0 PgC, not including soil carbon), while carbon stocks on industry-owned lands decreased a small amount (11 TgCO2-eq./y or about 0.1%/y on a land base of 2.5 PgC, not including soil carbon).

Another scientist, Margaret Leinen, is the head of a company, Climos, that is hoping to commercialize iron fertilization to gain carbon credits at sea.

Spatially, the changes in SOC stocks were significantly related to the original SOC stocks across alpine steppes, and soils with low carbon tended to gain carbon.

Moreover, the changes in SOC stocks were also associated with March April precipitation in alpine meadows, and with mean annual precipitation (MAP) in alpine steppes, with drier sites generally gaining carbon.

In return for reducing deforestation and degradation, both of which result in carbon emissions, Indonesia, with high deforestation rates, will be able to gain carbon credits to offset its carbon emissions.

It appears R. baltica is gaining carbon and energy from the decomposition of complex heteropolysaccharides originally produced by algae in the photic zone while slowly sedimenting with the marine snow.

The western U.S. gained enough carbon to counter losses from unsuppressed fire only with the high CO2 response, especially in conjunction with the higher CO2 emission rate.

The app provides further feedback regarding individual step achievements by detailing uncompensated (i.e. not taking into account other lifestyle factors such as diet) statistics on fat burned, hours of life gained, and carbon emissions and transport costs saved.

The process makes concrete a sandwich structure with carbonate-rich surface which is responsible for strength gain, carbon storage and durability enhancement and is suitable for precast reinforced concrete production.