"increased carbon sequestration" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in scientific and environmental contexts. For example: "The higher rate of photosynthesis in the trees resulted in increased carbon sequestration in the forest."
The identified actions each result in reduced greenhouse gas emissions and/or increased carbon sequestration.
However, longer activity periods may not translate into increased carbon sequestration in our study because senescence was the main driver of longer vegetative phases and longer reproduction was the main driver of longer activity periods under warming.
On the other hand, WPE may significantly contribute to forage for wild and domestic browsers, household fuel-wood provision, and may lead to increased carbon sequestration, with consequences for global carbon budgets and climate change4.
Forestry practices that aim to increase biomass production may mitigate climate change through increased carbon sequestration and the potential of substituting fossil fuels with renewable biofuels.
We discovered that structural and functional biodiversity has been reduced, habitat fragmentation has increased, carbon sequestration in natural forests has been reduced, and hydrological systems altered.
Proposed climate change mitigation strategies include management of forests for increased carbon sequestration, and because wildland fires are a key component of the carbon cycle, fire ecology, behavior, and fire effects must be accounted for in these strategies.
Research suggests that if we want to increase carbon sequestration, we will have to preserve not only high numbers of animals, but also many different species.
Data show that NT is a useful alternative management practice increasing carbon sequestration and soil health in Mediterranean conditions.
Recovery increases carbon sequestration into the soil and can potentially avoid deforestation; thereby reducing emissions intensity (EI), but only at increased investment cost per unit of area.
