Sentence examples for soil sequester from inspiring English sources

For example, cattle fed on grass may have much lower carbon footprints than those fed in feedlots because animals in pasture lands require fewer fossil fuel-based inputs like fertilizers and because they help the soil sequester carbon.

The government has identified the storage of carbon in soils and plants as a key plank in its climate policy, outlining plans to plant millions of trees and fund projects that advance soil sequestering.

Let's acclaim the studies that display less pesticide residues in our children, the research that proves organic soil sequesters more carbon in a chaotic climate.

It is possible that the soil sequesters carbon (Martikainen 2006), but since the results are incomplete, the assumption has been made that there is neither carbon sequestration nor carbon emissions.

"Vence has already seen immediate demand in seven countries from suppliers with over 1 million livestock, and the Eniac team is fired up to support them during this critical stage".

The results of this study have shown that different management systems impact on the ability of the soil to sequester carbon.

Reducing tillage allows more residue to remain in the ground, sequestering more CO2 in the soil and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Scientific, political, and social interests have developed recently in the concept of using agricultural soils to sequester carbon.

The results of this study suggest that landscape position and erosion/deposition history play a significant role in the ability of NT soils to sequester SOC.

The winner in the category of Mitigation who also won the overall competition proposed converting organic waste from landfills to biochar through a network of pyrolysis plants; the biochar, in turn, would enrich soils and sequester carbon [for more on biochar, see EHP 117 A70 A73 (2009)].

Increased NPP might in turn compensate for carbon loss from arctic soils by sequestering carbon as increased plant biomass production resulting from increased availability of mineralized nitrogen [ 5].