1. Natural carbon capture mechanisms
1.1 Biogeochemical carbon cycle
On a global scale and depending on the compartments or reservoirs in which it is found, carbon is present in different forms: carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and oceans, organic carbon within the terrestrial biosphere and in lithospheric oil and coal deposits, and in carbonate mineral form in rocks, soils and sediments .
Thus, the biogeochemical carbon cycle encompasses all carbon transfers from one compartment to another; it is the result of geological, biological, chemical and physical processes...
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The Keeling Curve http://keelingcurve.ucsd.edu/
Biobased CO 2 storage – CO 2 SolStock http://cordis.europa.eu/project/RCN/90856_en.html
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