Examples of using Sequestration in English and their translations into Japanese
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The good news is that the Soil Association report shows that, under organic management, soils can provide carbon sequestration of 2 tonnes per hectare per year.
On a large scale, the use of biomass takes agricultural land out of food production, reduces the carbon sequestration capacity of forests, and extracts nutrients from the soil.
For co-production of biochar to be widely adopted, the soil amendment and carbon sequestration value of co-produced charcoal must exceed its net value as a source of energy.
We shall further encourage the activities of the Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum(CSLF) aimed at preparing and implementing demonstration projects on CO2 capture and storage and on the development of zero emission power plants.
A doubling of carbon sequestration in these wetlands, we have estimated, could remove an extra 5 million tonnes of CO₂ from the atmosphere per year.
A new database on the world's soils improves knowledge of the current and future land productivity as well as the present carbon storage and carbon sequestration potential of the world's soils.
In addition, biodiversity globally brings benefits including CO2 sequestration by tropical forests, purification of air and water, and provision of natural and genetic resources.
Long-term control of climate change by carbon sequestration would require any leakages of carbon dioxide to be smaller than 1% per thousand years, concludes a study online this week in Nature Geoscience.
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel said in February that unless sequestration was lifted, George Washington and its air wing would be removed from the active fleet.
If Congress does not do anything and"sequestration" goes into effect on March 1st, the Pentagon says that approximately 800,000 civilian employees will be facing mandatory furloughs.
Carbon sequestration in underground rock formations is one model that bears relatively low risks but, so far, there are only a limited number of sites in place.
Jean-Baptiste Sallee and colleagues examined the physical processes governing the sequestration of carbon dioxide in the Southern Ocean, using observation-based estimates of water mass movements and carbon dioxide concentrations.
During the production process Charcoball thins out the CO2 absorbed by the forest; Capturing carbon in the charcoal allows for semi- carbon sequestration.
Energy savings and conversions among fossil fuels play important roles before the middle of the 21st century, and CO2 sequestration technologies play important roles after the middle of the 21st century.
With funding caps under the Budget Control Act of 2011 set to be reinstated in FY 2020, the Maritime Administration(MARAD) may once again find itself scrambling to seek budget anomalies to evade sequestration cuts.
The growth was driven by the successful acquisition of the Discovery Labware business, offset somewhat by the impact of the U.S. government sequestration.
These ecosystems provide food, fiber, fodder, fuel wood, medicinal plants, wild pollinators, climate and water regulation and carbon sequestration.
We will collectively support the recommendations developed by the IEA and the Carbon Sequestration Leaders Forum(CSLF) in response to the Gleneagles Plan of Action.
The Southern Ocean plays a significant part in the global carbon cycle, and is responsible for approximately 10% of the ocean's total carbon sequestration through a mixture of biologically driven and chemical processes, including phytoplankton growth.
Biodiversity provides many services to global society, including pollination, carbon sequestration, food production, soil health, and life-saving medicines among others, although few of these'ecosystem services' are yet recognized by the global market.