The increasing emission of greenhouse gases such as CO 2, CH 4, and N 2 O from the soil
has become a growing concern globally. To address this issue, biochar has emerged as an …

Photovoltaic (PV) power generation is one of the world's most promising options for carbon
emission reduction. However, whether the operation period of solar parks can increase …

Grazing lands cover more than one-third of the terrestrial land surface and are still
expanding. The intensity of grazing is also growing with time due to the increase in the …

Globally, grazing lands represent a major carbon (C) sink. However, improper use of these
ecosystems can degrade their soils and their C storage capacity. Specifically, prolonged …

Grazing management is an important factor affecting the delivery of ecosystem services at
the watershed scale. Moreover, characterizing the impacts of climate variation on water …

Question What is the effect of long‐term grazing and no grazing (NG) on carbon dioxide flux
and soil carbon storage in Icelandic semi‐natural grasslands. Location Three farms, with …

CONTEXT The ruminant livestock sector is under scrutiny for its contribution to greenhouse
gas emissions. Less Favoured Areas (LFA) carry a large proportion of Europe's cattle and …

Soil respiration is an important pathway of soil organic carbon losses in temperate
grasslands; however, it is rarely studied across broad management intensity gradients in a …

Grazing management significantly influences greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and the
global warming potential (GWP) in grasslands. Yet, a limited understanding of the impact of …

Human disturbances have increased greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from grassland,
worsening global warming. However, the response of grassland GHG (CO 2, N 2 O, and CH …