atmosphere CO2, and its stocking into organic carbon from the soil and from the live bio-mass of the forestry vegetation. In the … potential of grasslands and forests as reservoirs of carbon absorbtion and stocking from the greenhouse gases, respectively … the researchers are working experimentally for the capture and stocking of the atmosphre carbon from the natural or …

the peak temperature. The carbon concentration in the biochar is in the range 42.8 to 47.0%wt. (dry basis). The biochar pH …It was studied the production of biochar by pyrolysis of biological sludge from wastewater treatment in the pulp and … heating rate (2, 10, 20 and 30 ºC/min) and peak temperature (300, 375, 450, 525, and 600 ºC). The biochar yield is in the …

nutrients for plants, thus increasing or maintaining optimal yields. Regarding the use of chemical and natural fertilizers in …

, recreation function, preventing soil erosion with serious consequences on its quality, but also floods, floods, inhabited areas … deforestation on many functions performed by the forest are evaluated, such as: carbon dioxide absorption and oxygen release …

of soil erosion are the soil penetration resistance, slope, slope shape and vegetation cover. …

constant degradation, resource depletion, global warming and loss of biodiversity. This is also because non-marketable services …

Ecological agriculture provides a favourable framework for maintaining biodiversity by using economically and socially …-depth-interviews. Farmers’ decisions to adopt sustainable practices for the environment, which provide positive externalities for biodiversity …, water, soil and landscapes, are generated by business-specific economic and social rationality tending to achieve profit …