Sentence examples for sequestration value from inspiring English sources

The Australian Government intends to introduce a program to encourage landholders to trade the carbon sequestration value of plantations and this may change the relative profitability of plantations against other agricultural land uses.

For example, restoring coastal wetlands certainly has environmental, biodiversity, and carbon sequestration value.

The transport of timber from the forest to primary milling facilities may in particular create emissions that reduce the net sequestration value of product carbon storage.

Because the focus was on woody C (herbaceous vegetation does not qualify for consideration in C credit programs because the decomposition, or turnover rate, is considered too rapid to add any long-term sequestration value), and because vineyard C was measured separately (see below), no vegetation sampling was conducted on vineyard or grassland habitat types.

Carbon fractionation is important since intermixing of biogenic C with coal C leads to overestimation of C sequestration values (Ussiri and Lal 2005; Ussiri et al. 2014).

Finally carbon sequestration correlation values were positively correlated with carbon storage estimates (p-value < 0.001), indicating that areas storing the most carbon are also those that are increasing in stock at the fastest rate.

The geologic and engineering community needs to become more familiar with the special requirements of CO2 sequestration and "value-added" oil and gas field production operations to fully meet this growing service market.

Salt marshes provide important regulating ecosystem services, including natural flood defence and carbon sequestration, which adds value to restoration and biodiversity offsetting schemes.

Considering the sum of timber harvest and forest carbon storage levels, the volume strategy scenario with 3.96 tC/ha per year has the greatest sequestration impact; the value strategy and carbon storage strategy scenarios differed only slightly (3.14 tC/ha and 3.29 tC/ha per year, respectively).

Developing monocots that accumulate more vegetative tissue protein is one strategy for improving nitrogen-sequestration and nutritive value of forage and silage crops.

We are going to be burning fossil fuels as a world economy for many many decades if not a century or two as energy demands grow...something like carbon capture and sequestration will be of value to deal with that".