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Carbon sink

A carbon sink is a natural or artificial carbon sequestration process that "removes a greenhouse gas, an aerosol or a precursor of a greenhouse gas from the atmosphere".: 2249 These sinks form an important part of the natural carbon cycle. An overarching term is carbon pool, which is all the places where carbon on Earth can be, i.e. the atmosphere…

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Carbon sink

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related to Purpose in the context of climate change · 14
Carbon sink → An, Any, But, CO2, Earth's, Examples, Globally, In, IPCC, Scenarios, Scientists, There, This, To
related to Forests · 11
Carbon sink → An, By, CO2, Earth's, Forests, In, National-scale, Sustainable, The, Therefore, Throughout
related to Types · 4
Carbon sink → Absorption, Photosynthesis, Soil, The
related to Wooden buildings · 4
Carbon sink → Broad-base, For, This, Using
is a · 2
Carbon sink → natural or artificial carbon sequestration process that, type of carbon pool that has the capability to take up more carbon from the atmosphere than it releases.Globally

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carbon sinks climate soil forests mitigation important sequestration atmosphere natural blue ecosystems change organic dioxide ocean soils deforestation greenhouse gas

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Carbon sinkis anatural or artificial carbon sequestration process that0.90text
Carbon sinkis atype of carbon pool that has the capability to take up more carbon from the atmosphere than it releases.Globally0.90text
celluloseinstance ofMore recalcitrant organic carbon polymers0.80text
hemi-celluloseinstance ofMore recalcitrant organic carbon polymers0.80text
lignininstance ofMore recalcitrant organic carbon polymers0.80text
aliphatic compoundsinstance ofMore recalcitrant organic carbon polymers0.80text
waxesinstance ofMore recalcitrant organic carbon polymers0.80text
terpenoids are collectively retained as humus.Organic matter tends to accumulate in litterinstance ofMore recalcitrant organic carbon polymers0.80text
soils of colder regions such as the boreal forests of North Americainstance ofMore recalcitrant organic carbon polymers0.80text
the Taiga of Russiainstance ofMore recalcitrant organic carbon polymers0.80text
Ficus wakefieldii have been observed to sequester atmospheric CO2 as calcium oxalate in the presence of oxalotrophic bacteriainstance ofSeveral species of Ficus0.80text
fungiinstance ofSeveral species of Ficus0.80text

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