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SCOPE - Links
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Benefits of Soil Carbon Workshop. Hosted by European Commission, Joint Research Centre in Ispra, Italy. World Agro Forestry blog. International Year of Soils 2015. 01 January - 31 December 2015. Milne et al. (2015). Soil Carbon, multiple benefits. Environmental Development 13, pages 33-38. DOI: 10.1016/j.envdev.2014.11.005. CABI Press Release: Soil Carbon. The University of Sheffield Press Release: Advances in Soil Carbon. 31 Ch CABI, Wallingford, UK. ISBN: 9781780645322. World Soil Day 2014.
SCOPE - Scientific Advisory Committee
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Steven Banwart, Co-Chair. Elke Noellemeyer, Co-Chair. The University of Sheffield, UK. Universidad Nacional de La Pampa, Argentina. Colorado State University, USA/University of Leicester, UK. The James Hutton Institute, UK. Nanjing Normal University, China. Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO), Kenya. Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-University Greifswald, Germany. Basque Centre for Climate Change, Spain. University of Sao Paulo, Brazil.
SCOPE - About
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SCOPE, the Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment, is an international and cross-sectoral network of experts in the field of the environment and ecology. SCOPE develops state of the art scientific understanding of environmental issues to better meet policy and development needs. Based on a robust science driven agenda relevant to policy development;. Responding to regional priorities to deliver insights of global significance;. Providing rapid assessments of key environmental issues;.
SCOPE - Benefits of Soil Carbon
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Is an example of a. Caption with a link. This Rapid Assessment Project (RAP) on The Benefits of Soil Carbon draws together experts from a broad range of disciplines to prepare the science evidence, presented in 27 background chapters, to synthesise this complex body of information in order to establish a step change in policy approaches and land management practices worldwide. Http:/ blog.worldagroforestry.org/. This project includes planning for the necessary follow-on work to fully roadmap policy devel...
SCOPE - Ex-officio
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Prof Sir Harold Kroto. Florida State U., 1996 Nobel Prize Chemistry. Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, USA. Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel. United Nations Environment Program (UNEP).
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Policy consulting - Greifswald Mire Centre
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Greifswald scientists are active players in international organisations and advisory bodies such as the UNFCCC (Hans Joosten), the IPCC (John Couwenberg, Hans Joosten), FAO (Hans Joosten), UNESCO MAB Committee (Michael Succow) and UNESCO-SCOPE. The secretariat of the International Mire Conservation Group (IMCG). Is based in Greifswald. Greifswald is home to the Global Peatland Database (GPD). Peatland-rich countries and regions are supported by policy briefs, e.g. the Nordic Council of Ministers.
SoilTrEC Project
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Soil: The Life Supporting Skin of Earth - A Book on Soil for Secondary School Children. The Soil Erosion Indicator in Crete in the European Soil Data Centre (ESDAC) newsletter. Sustaining Earth's Critical Zone: Basic Science and Interdisciplinary Solutions for Global Challenges. Land-use Practice and Sustainable Use of Soil Workshop. Link to registration page. Critical Zone headlines CSA news. Save Our Soils', Nature 2011. SCOPE - Benefits of Soil Carbon. Critical Zone Exploration Network.
Projects | ISRIC World Soil Information
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Skip to main content area. Please fill in our survey! For details about our projects please see:. ISRIC activities around the world. Cascape Ethiopia woredas soil landscape resources. The CASCAPE project ( www.cascape.info. Enhancing rice markets in Uganda through smart micronutrient fertilization (ENRICH). Increase the productivity of lowland rice in Eastern and Northern Uganda by identifying and promoting best combinations of micronutrients and NPK fertilizers and suitable application methods. As the c...
Projects | ISRIC World Soil Information
http://www.isric.eu/projects
Skip to main content area. Please fill in our survey! For details about our projects please see:. ISRIC activities around the world. Cascape Ethiopia woredas soil landscape resources. The CASCAPE project ( www.cascape.info. Enhancing rice markets in Uganda through smart micronutrient fertilization (ENRICH). Increase the productivity of lowland rice in Eastern and Northern Uganda by identifying and promoting best combinations of micronutrients and NPK fertilizers and suitable application methods. As the c...
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About Soilcan
Soilcan is a project managament company dealing with the excavation and haulage of soil in both the residential and commercial markets . We specialize in the excavation and haulage of cleanfill including sand, clay, topsoil and mixed fill. We operate many clean fill sites throught the GTA area. We also provide demolition and environmental remediation services. CLEAN FILL DUMP SITES. Soilcan operates many clean fill dump sites within the GTA Area. Beeton - Hwy 27 and 9. Burlington: Guelph Line and Derry.
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Soil Capital
Healthy Soils. Profitable Farms. Healthy Soils. Profitable Farms. Soil Capital is a company committed to scaling and sustaining regenerative agriculture through market-based solutions. We do this through our investment and advisory activities. This approach to farming focuses on soil health and the natural productivity of the farm ecosystem as a whole. Using proven processes and adapted technology, it protects soils from erosion, reduces dependence on external inputs, and improves resilience. Improved ri...
AllBlackEarth | Biochar in New Zealand
Biochar in New Zealand. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. For updates about Biochar in NZ. AllBlackEarth is the website and blog for the Biochar Interest Group in New Zealand. ABE is an independent, voluntary group interested in the production and application of biochar in NZ. We welcome your interest in this group and your participation in biochar related activities in NZ. To learn more about biochar, check our About biochar pages. Membership breakdown by Regional Council location.
SCOPE - Benefits of Soil Carbon
Is an example of a. Caption with a link. This Rapid Assessment Project (RAP) on The Benefits of Soil Carbon draws together experts from a broad range of disciplines to prepare the science evidence, presented in 27 background chapters, to synthesise this complex body of information in order to establish a step change in policy approaches and land management practices worldwide. Http:/ blog.worldagroforestry.org/. This project includes planning for the necessary follow-on work to fully roadmap policy devel...
Soil Carbon 101
Monday, January 21, 2008. Welcome to Soil Carbon 101. There are many angles on soil carbon. There are also many levels of detail you can get to by study and research. We will keep it simple because we are simple people. Feel free to correct me where I am wrong or to add information where it adds to the usefulness of this presentation. (Footnote 1). 1 Contact michael@carboncoalition.com.au. Posted by Michael Kiely. What is Soil Carbon? Soil Carbon takes two main forms:. Total Organic Carbon is the amount ...
Soil Carbon Alliance | …put carbon where it belongs!
Put carbon where it belongs! Put carbon where it belongs! Put carbon where it belongs! We are also committed to informing and educating policymakers in the value of eco-restorative methods to repair landscapes and water cycles, and by demonstrating the reductions in atmospheric greenhouse gases that result from putting these methods in practice, we seek to change the climate conversation to a hopeful and constructive one. Conference 2014 – Biodiversity for a Livable Climate. Treat your microbes well.
Soil Carbon Center at Kansas State University
You are not using a standards-compliant web browser. This site looks strikingly better if you use a standards-compliant web browser. However, this site is still functional with your browser. This is a short list of standards-complaint browsers that will make your visit to this site a more pleasurable one: Mozilla Firefox. Opera 6 or greater. Or Internet Explorer 5 or greater. CASMGS (U.S.). List of CASMGS Presentations and Publications. What is the Carbon Cycle? Subscribe to the SCC Newsletter. Universit...
Soil Carbon Coalition | Helping people shift from a problem-solving orientation to a creative one, focused on the solar power of the biosphere
Skip to main content. Helping people shift from a problem-solving orientation to a creative one, focused on the solar power of the biosphere. Submitted by Peter Donovan. On Fri, 04/03/2015 - 7:02pm. This winter's remonitoring of California baseline carbon plots established in January-February 2011 showed most with little change, or slight losses. The highest gain was from a plot near Watsonville managed with holistic planned grazing by Joe Morris of TO Cattle Company ( http:/ morrisgrassfed.com. Sometime...
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Soil and Carbon Credits, by Dr Christine Jones
Soil and Carbon Credits, by Dr Christine Jones. Sunday, March 05, 2006. Soil CArbon and Carbon Credits. YLAD Living Soils Seminars: Eurongilly - 14 February, Young - 15 February 2006. Organic carbon is the basic building block for all life on - and in - the earth. We cannot live without it. Neither can our soils. The significance of soil water is becoming more apparent as we lose soil carbon. Low soil moisture and low levels of soil organic carbon go hand in hand. The clothes we wear. The reason there ar...
