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This document discusses various methods of carbon sequestration including biological, chemical, and physical processes. Biological processes involve carbon storage in ecosystems like peatlands, forests, wetlands, agriculture, and oceans. Chemical processes include mineral carbonation, electrochemical methods, chemical scrubbers, and industrial uses. Physical processes involve storing carbon in biomass, oceans, and geological formations. The document also notes that rapid economic growth has increased fossil fuel usage and carbon dioxide emissions, contributing to climate change. Carbon sequestration aims to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to mitigate global warming.
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Heavy Oil Recovery: Environmental Implications and Mitigation Measures
Balancing oil and gas activities with environmental protection measures is necessary while producing heavy oil. This is because; heavy oil is produced by either chemical or thermal recovery methods which pose harmful effects on the environment. In order to ensure that the oil and gas industry sustainable, there must be elimination of all factors that degrade the environment. Since heavy oil must be produced to meet increasing energy demands, environmentally friendly measures should be used to ensure that there is low carbon emission, little or no chemical retention in the formation. This paper presents mitigation measures for eco-friendly heavy oil recovery; they include the use of renewable energy for heat/steam generation during thermal recovery in order to reduce emission of fuels and use of plant based non-toxic and degradable chemicals to avoid pollution of ground water and formation. These chemicals include polymers, alkali and surfactant during chemical flooding. This ensures the oil and gas industry keeps up with the sustainable development goals.
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Andre leu ifoam--agroecology
1) Regenerative agricultural practices like organic farming, agroecology, and agroforestry can draw CO2 out of the atmosphere and store it in soil, providing a natural solution to climate change.
2) Studies show these practices can sequester enough carbon within a decade to reverse current CO2 levels and limit global temperature rise to within 2 degrees Celsius.
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This document outlines the work and initiatives of CSIR-NEERI (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research - National Environmental Engineering Research Institute) in India towards nation building, public health, industries, and society. It discusses several of CSIR-NEERI's technologies and projects in areas such as water and wastewater management, clean energy, hazardous waste management, and environmental monitoring. The document also provides an overview of CSIR-NEERI's plans and deliverables for the 12th Five Year Plan, including further development of waste treatment technologies, sensors, studies on water and air pollution management, and establishing centers of excellence.
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This document summarizes research from Australia's Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries on technologies for climate change mitigation and adaptation. New methods have been developed for measuring soil carbon and methane emissions from livestock that could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Adaptation techniques identified include heat-tolerant livestock breeds and grape varieties, and improved crop systems. The research aims to help Australian agriculture adapt to climate change impacts through monitoring vulnerabilities and building adaptive capacity.
Climate Adaptation: A brief Australian perspective on new technologies for mi...
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- 4. 1. SENARIO RAPID ECONOMIC GROWTH HAS CONTRIBUTED TO TODAY׳S EVER INCREASING DEMAND FOR ENERGY. AN OBVIOUS CONSEQUENCE OF THIS IS AN INCREASE IN THE USE OF FUELS, PARTICULARLY CONVENTIONAL FOSSIL FUELS (I.E. COAL, OIL AND NATURAL GAS) THAT HAVE BECOME KEY ENERGY SOURCES SINCE THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. HOWEVER, THE ABUNDANT USE OF FOSSIL FUELS HAS BECOME A CAUSE OF CONCERN DUE TO THEIR ADVERSE EFFECTS ON THE ENVIRONMENT, PARTICULARLY RELATED TO THE EMISSION OF CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2), A MAJOR ANTHROPOGENIC GREENHOUSE GAS (GHG). ACCORDING TO THE EMISSION DATABASE FOR GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH [1], GLOBAL EMISSION OF CO2 WAS 33.4 BILLION TONES IN 2011, WHICH IS 48% MORE THAN THAT OF TWO DECADES AGO. OVER THE PAST CENTURY, ATMOSPHERIC CO2 LEVEL HAS INCREASED MORE THAN 39%, FROM 280 PPM DURING PRE- INDUSTRIAL TIME [2] TO THE RECORD HIGH LEVEL OF 400 PPM IN MAY 2013 WITH A CORRESPONDING INCREASE IN GLOBAL SURFACE TEMPERATURE OF ABOUT 0.8 °C [3]. WITHOUT CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION POLICIES IT IS ESTIMATED THAT GLOBAL GHG EMISSION IN 2030 WILL INCREASE BY 25–90% OVER THE YEAR 2000 LEVEL, WITH CO2-EQUIVALENT CONCENTRATIONS IN THE ATMOSPHERE GROWING TO AS MUCH AS 600–1550 PPM
- 5. CARON CONTENT REVIEW IN ATMOSPHERE
- 7. CARBON SEQUESTRATION OR CARBON DIOXIDE REMOVAL (CDR) IS THE LONG-TERM REMOVAL, CAPTURE OR SEQUESTRATION OF CARBON DIOXIDE FROM THE ATMOSPHERE TO SLOW OR REVERSE ATMOSPHERIC CO2 POLLUTION AND TO MITIGATE OR REVERSE GLOBAL WARMING
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- 16. Traditional practices Recommended Plough till Conservation till or no-till Residue removal or burning Residue return as mulch Summer fallow Growing cover crops Low off-farm input Judicious use of fertilizers and integrated t management Regular fertilizer use Soil-site specific management No water control Water management/conservation, irrigation, water table management Fence-to-fence cultivation Conversion of marginal lands to nature conservation Monoculture Improved farming systems with several crop rotations Land use along poverty lines and political boundaries Integrated watershed management Draining wetland Restoring wetlands Agricultural practices for enhancing productivity and increasing the amount of carbon in soils
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