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DOI:10.1088/1748-9326/ad4b41 - Corpus ID: 269826622
@article{DiVittorio2024SoilMP, title={Soil management practices can contribute to net carbon neutrality in California}, author={Alan V. Di Vittorio and Maegen B Simmonds and Andrew D. Jones and Whendee L. Silver and Benjamin Houlton and Margaret S. Torn and Maya Almaraz and Peter S. Nico}, journal={Environmental Research Letters}, year={2024}, volume={19}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:269826622}}- A. D. Di Vittorio, M. Simmonds, Peter S. Nico
- Published in Environmental Research… 14 May 2024
- Environmental Science
Stabilizing climate requires reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and storing atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) in land or ocean systems. Soil management practices can reduce GHG emissions or sequester atmospheric CO2 into inorganic and organic forms. However, whether soil carbon strategies represent a viable and impactful climate mitigation pathway is uncertain. A specific question concerns the role that land-management practices and soil amendments can play in realizing California’s…
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