Sentence examples for uptake of land from inspiring English sources

We estimate carbon uptake of land ecosystems assuming that temperate forests were at three different growth stages: 'mature'middle-aged'ed', and 'young'young

In the simulation with young forests planted in the 1970 the additional carbon uptake of land would raise up to 2.33 Pg C/yr in the 1980's and 2.21 Pg C/yr in the 1990's or to respectively 270% and 190% of carbon uptake derived in the simulation with mature forests.

"Despite significant investment and goodwill from the government and all partners, accelerated uptake of improved land management practices is needed," he said.

The research demonstrates that the participative process contributed to greater uptake of rural land use change and improved compliance with existing environmental policies.

Carbon dioxide fertilization, climate change, nitrogen deposition and land management can enhance carbon uptake on land.

In 2002, the site had a significant loss of soil carbon of 59 gC m−2 y−1 compared to the historical long-term carbon uptake of natural peat-lands.

Including this feedback may decrease estimates of land carbon uptake in some regions.

To refine our estimates of land carbon uptake we would need to know the locations of re-growing forests and their age.

CO2 emissions or uptake of carbon related to land use change or the combustion of biomass were not included in this analysis.

In this study we analysed the combined effect of increasing nitrogen deposition and forest re-growth on the global land uptake of carbon.

In this formulation, the partitioning of emitted carbon between the atmosphere, ocean, and land ecosystems is variable; environmental changes such as global warming can change the capability of carbon uptake by land and the ocean and thereby alter the airborne fraction of emitted CO2 (Le Quéré et al. [2013]; Jones et al. [2013] for treatment of land-use change effects on the global carbon balance).