The potential of U.S. Grazing lands to sequester carbon and mitigate the greenhouse effect

• Main Author: Follet, R.F.Kimble, J.M.Lal, R
• Format: eBook Book
• Language: English
• Published: Washington, D.C.(USA) CRC Press LLC 2001; CRC Press
• Subjects: Carbon sequestration; CONTAMINANTES; EFECTO INVERNADERO; EFFET DE SERRE; ESTADOS UNIDOS; GREENHOUSE EFFECT; Greenhouse effect, Atmospheric; Greenhouse gases; POLLUANT; POLLUTANTS; Rangelands; SOIL; Soils; SOL; SUELO; Elevated CO2; Percent Bare Soil; Mountain Meadows; C3 Grass; Western Wheatgrass; Soil Inorganic Carbon; Heavy Grazing; Vegetative Land Cover; Northern Mixed Grass Prairie; Microbiotic Crust; Soil Carbon; Mixed Grass Prairie; SOC Sequestration; Short Grass Steppe; SOC Pool; Blue Grama; Tall Grass Prairie; SOC Content; Infiltration Rate; Soil Science; Soil Quality; MMT; SOC Concentration; C3 Plant; Moderate Grazing Intensity

The potential of U.S. Grazing lands to sequester carbon and mitigate the greenhouse effect edited by R.F. Follet, J.M. Kimble, and R. Lal, describes grazing lands, the areas they occupy, and their important role in sequestering C to help mitigate the greenhouse effect...