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… stored in soils (2,700 GTs) is double the amount in biomass (575 GT) + the atmosphere (780 GT) v Triggers (rural … at the four sites has depleted most of the forage species. Biomass production of palatable and non-palatable plants in … long history of irrational use, notably overgrazing, the biomass measured this year must be considered as a maximum …

… of the following: productivity, soil, vegetation cover, biomass, biodiversity, ecosystem services, and environmental … Dynamics (LPD) dataset that refers to the standing biomass productivity, and is derived from phenological … strictly refers to the overall above-ground vegetation biomass productivity. This is not conceptually the same as, …

… a wide range of economic values from areas of low overall biomass productivity that are ill-suited to intensive … and diversity of plants, to the effective management of biomass leading to optimum conditions for soil carbon … by pastoralists promotes the above ground biodiversity and biomass production needed to maintain these rangeland carbon …

… 272/ and its immediate derivatives (watercourses, winds, "biomass"), the tides, the sea swell and waves, and part of … equipped with a system for the fermentation of wet biomass to manufacture methane from the organic wastes. 276/ … be economically viable and financially balanced, for the biomass system considerably reduces the discharge of noxious …

… tonnes of carbon in both above- and below- ground biomass. å Currently, one-third of all food produced is lost … and about three billion people rely on traditional biomass for cooking and heating, with adverse effects on …

… yield (MSY) of the fisheries resources in terms of biomass and value of that biomass in financial terms. à Projections of future … the displaced population, 80 percent rely on traditional biomass fuels, particularly fuelwood and charcoal for cooking …