Posts Tagged ‘carbon sequestration’
Wednesday, August 17th, 2011
LI-COR® Biosciences recently participated in the Research Experience in Carbon Sequestration (RECS) Program held in Mobile, Ala., June 6-15. This is the third year in a row LI-COR has participated in the program. RECS is a 10-day education and training program designed for graduate students and young professionals in the carbon capture and storage (CCS)…
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Tags: carbon sequestration, CO2, LI-8100A, Soil Flux
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Monday, December 13th, 2010
The National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) publishes a monthly newsletter summarizing the latest and greatest in carbon sequestration news. The December 2010 Newsletter contains information about upcoming webinars and events, published papers, news articles, and press releases from a variety of domestic and international sources. If you are interested in CCS, visit the newsletter archives or…
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Monday, October 5th, 2009
It is rare that a day goes by when we’re not presented with more concerns of the effects on global climate change due to increased greenhouse gas emissions. While experts may not always agree on the solution, most agree that technology-based solutions should be evaluated and ready should they need to be implemented. One technology,…
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Tags: carbon sequestration, CCS, LI-8100A, Soil Flux
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Sunday, July 5th, 2009
Soil CO2 flux (FCO2) is usually the largest component of ecosystem respiration. It is also important for understanding soil carbon sequestration potential and soil carbon dynamics. FCO2 has a strong temporal variation over the course of a day or a season because of changes in soil temperature, soil moisture, above-ground vegetation physiological activities, and other…
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Tags: carbon sequestration, chamber, LI-8100A, multiplex, Soil Flux
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Saturday, October 6th, 2007
In the global biosphere there is a dynamic exchange of CO2 emitted from human activity and its natural absorption in vegetation, soils, and other surface sinks. Scientists now widely agree that the exchange is out of balance. Annual emissions of CO2 are exceeding the capability/ availability of existing sinks to absorb it. Efforts to mitigate…
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Tags: carbon flux, carbon sequestration, CO2, crop science, LI-8100A, Soil Flux
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