Traduction de «Stockage par absorption-désorption » (Français → Anglais) :

absorption-desorption storage

absorption-desorption storage

specific yield | effective porosity

28. Underlines the important carbon emission mitigation potential of climate-resilient forests through enhanced sequestration, storage and substitution; also emphasises the potential of bio and wood-based products, and especially a sustainable bioenergy sector, and the importance of forests and other land uses in maintaining and increasing carbon sequestration and storage; highlights that when combined with Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology, biomass as a fuel for energy generation can bring significant reductions in carbon emissions; calls for renewable raw materials, such as those from agriculture, grasslands and forestry, ...[+++]to be recognised and incentivised for their emission mitigation and for their contribution to green growth and the decarbonisation of the economy; notes that total global carbon emissions from forests decreased by more than 25 % between 2001 and 2015, mainly due to a slowdown in global deforestation rates, and calls therefore on the EU to scale up international finance for reducing deforestation in developing countries; notes the need to establish a simple, transparent and coherent accounting framework for emissions and removals in LULUCF sectors;

2. Acknowledges that Europe’s forests are of immense value in terms of biodiversity and the ecosystem services that they provide, including but not limited to water retention, flood protection and, importantly, climate change mitigation, by absorbing and storing 10 % of the EU’s carbon emissions; considers, therefore, that forests should benefit from a high level of protection and an improvement in the conservation status of forest species and habitats, in line with the objectives of the EU Biodiversity Strategy up to 2020 and the 7th EAP; highlights the opportunities provided in this respect by the Natura 2000 network, which includes ...[+++]a significant proportion of Europe’s forests;

So it's a question that, yes, the rate of carbon uptake is faster in a young poplar-aspen forest that's a plantation; it will take up carbon faster, but it does not in any way begin to replace the storage capacity of what has already been absorbed in old growth forests and also in the soils of old-growth forests.

Agriculture contributes significantly to GHG emissions but together with forests has also a significant potential for climate change mitigation through carbon absorption and storage.