Explore the potential of deep soil carbon sequestration in this webinar, part of a seven-part series on soil carbon management. Delve into the historic impacts of rooting depth changes on soil development with Dr. Sharon Billings from Kansas State University. Discover the future of crop breeding for enhanced soil carbon storage as Dr. Larry York from Oak Ridge National Laboratory shares insights on root characteristics. Gain valuable knowledge on effective soil management practices and scientific concepts crucial for addressing public interest in soil carbon sequestration. Sponsored by the International Soil Carbon Network in collaboration with USDA Climate Hubs and AGU, this hour-long session offers diverse perspectives on increasing carbon stocks in deep soil layers.
Soil Carbon Sequestration: Increasing Carbon Stocks in Deep Soil - Part 6
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Syllabus
Soil carbon sequestration: How can we increase carbon stocks in deep soil?
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AGU
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