The Potential of U S Forest Soils to Sequester Carbon and Mitigate the Greenhouse Effect 1st Edition by John M Kimble, Rattan Lal, Richard Birdsey, Linda S Heath ISBN 1566705835 9781566705837
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ISBN 10: 1566705835
ISBN 13: 9781566705837
Author: John M Kimble, Rattan Lal, Richard Birdsey, Linda S Heath
The Potential of U S Forest Soils to Sequester Carbon and Mitigate the Greenhouse Effect 1st Table of contents:
Section 1: The Extent, General Characteristics, and Carbon Dynamics of U.S. Forest Soils
Chapter 1. Introduction and General Description of U.S. Forests
Chapter 2. Current and Historical Trends in Use, Management, and Disturbance of U.S. Forestlands
Chapter 3. Carbon Trends in U.S. Forestlands: A Context for the Role of Soils in Forest Carbon Seque
Chapter 4. Quantifying the Organic Carbon Held in Forested Soils of the United States and Puerto Ric
Chapter 5. Techniques to Measure and Strategies to Monitor Forest Soil Carbon
Section 2: Soil Processes and Carbon Dynamics
Chapter 6. Carbon Cycling in Forest Ecosystems with an Emphasis on Belowground Processes
Chapter 7. Forest Soil Ecology and Soil Organic Carbon
Chapter 8. Global Change and Forest Soils
Chapter 9. Processes Affecting Carbon Storage in the Forest Floor and in Downed Woody Debris
Chapter 10. Impacts of Natural Disturbance on Soil Carbon Dynamics in Forest Ecosystems
Section 3: Management Impacts on U.S. Forest Soils
Chapter 11. Soil Erosion in Forest Ecosystems and Carbon Dynamics
Chapter 12. Impact of Soil Restoration, Management, and Land-Use History on Forest-Soil Carbon
Chapter 13. Fire and Fire-Suppression Impacts on Forest-Soil Carbon
Chapter 14. Soil Carbon Sequestration and Forest Management: Challenges and Opportunities
Chapter 15. Management Impact on Compaction in Forest Soils
Section 4: Specific Forest Ecosystems
Chapter 16. Soil Carbon in Permafrost-Dominated Boreal Forests
Chapter 17. Soil Carbon Distribution in High-Elevation Forests of the United States
Chapter 18. Soil Carbon in Arid and Semiarid Forest Ecosystems
Chapter 19. Carbon Cycling in Wetland Forest Soils
Chapter 20. Carbon Storage in North American Agroforestry Systems
Chapter 21. Soil Carbon in Urban Forest Ecosystems
Chapter 22. Soil Organic Carbon in Tropical Forests of the United States of America
Section 5: Synthesis and Policy Implications
Chapter 23. The Potential of U.S. Forest Soils to Sequester Carbon
Chapter 24. Economic Analysis of Soil Carbon in Afforestation and Forest Management Decisions
Chapter 25. Research and Development Priorities for Carbon Sequestration in Forest Soils
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