Add to ORKGThe global carbon cycle is character-ized by large natural fluxes into and out of oceans and terrestrial vegeta-tion. These fluxes result in a small net sink (meaning that carbon is absorbed from the atmosphere into land and oceans), which partly compensates the anthropogenic fossil fuel emissions that are the main carbon source for the atmo-sphere today (1, 2). In view of the likely climatic effects of increasing CO2 con-centrations, the Kyoto protocol was nego-tiated with the aim of reducing fossil fuel emissions. The protocol also suggests that management of natural terrestria
This review places into context the role that forest ecosystems play in the global carbon cycle, and...
As evidence for the link between atmospheric greenhouse gases and climate change has increased, inte...
The transition towards a less carbon-intensive society has been initiated. Still, the international ...
The global carbon cycle is characterized by large natural fluxes into and out of oceans and terrestr...
Kyoto Protocol, which accounts for offsetting reduction target of CO2 emission by carbon sequestrati...
The structure of the mechanisms in the Kyoto Protocol with respect to carbon sinks, may be integra...
What role, if any, should forestry play in the reduction of atmospheric concentration of CO2 the mai...
The observed increase in global average temperature during the last half century is most likely due ...
Globalization and the dynamics of ecosystem sinks need be considered in post-Kyoto climate negotiat...
Protecting terrestrial ecosystems through international environmental laws requires the development ...
Terrestrial vegetation sinks have entered the Kyoto Protocol as offsets for anthropogenic greenhouse...
Economists have long argued that payment for the environmental services of forests could contribute ...
Any post-Kyoto climate change treaty regime must seek to fully engage the use of carbon sinks to com...
Emissions of the principal greenhouse gas (GHG), car-bon dioxide (CO2), are driven primarily by the ...
Through deforestation and conversion of natural ecosystems to croplands and pastures, have humans re...
This review places into context the role that forest ecosystems play in the global carbon cycle, and...
As evidence for the link between atmospheric greenhouse gases and climate change has increased, inte...
The transition towards a less carbon-intensive society has been initiated. Still, the international ...
The global carbon cycle is characterized by large natural fluxes into and out of oceans and terrestr...
Kyoto Protocol, which accounts for offsetting reduction target of CO2 emission by carbon sequestrati...
The structure of the mechanisms in the Kyoto Protocol with respect to carbon sinks, may be integra...
What role, if any, should forestry play in the reduction of atmospheric concentration of CO2 the mai...
The observed increase in global average temperature during the last half century is most likely due ...
Globalization and the dynamics of ecosystem sinks need be considered in post-Kyoto climate negotiat...
Protecting terrestrial ecosystems through international environmental laws requires the development ...
Terrestrial vegetation sinks have entered the Kyoto Protocol as offsets for anthropogenic greenhouse...
Economists have long argued that payment for the environmental services of forests could contribute ...
Any post-Kyoto climate change treaty regime must seek to fully engage the use of carbon sinks to com...
Emissions of the principal greenhouse gas (GHG), car-bon dioxide (CO2), are driven primarily by the ...
Through deforestation and conversion of natural ecosystems to croplands and pastures, have humans re...
This review places into context the role that forest ecosystems play in the global carbon cycle, and...
As evidence for the link between atmospheric greenhouse gases and climate change has increased, inte...
The transition towards a less carbon-intensive society has been initiated. Still, the international ...