The impact of straw and its post-pyrolysis incorporation on functional microbes and mineralization of organic carbon in yellow paddy soil. by Fangchi Wang, Xiaoli Wang, Jianjun Duan, Sanwei Yang, Jie Wei, Shengmei Yang, Qinwen Zheng

“…The impact of straw and biochar on carbon mineralization and the function of carbon cycle genes in paddy soil is important for soil nutrient management and the transformation of carbon pools. …”
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Problems of modelling carbon biogeochemical cycle in agricultural landscapes by O.E. Sukhoveeva

“…The research is focused on the carbon cycle features in soil that are formed under agricultural land use and should be taken into account for mathematical simulation, including assessments of greenhouse gases emissions and specific carbon balance in arable soils. …”
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Forest Ecosystem Carbon Measurement Methods and Future Directions by YUAN Yuna, JIANG Xuebing

“…The forest ecosystem is a crucial component of terrestrial ecosystems,possessing the largest carbon reservoir on the Earth's surface.The fluctuations in its carbon stocks have a profound impact on the global carbon cycle.In the current context of a growing greenhouse effect and the rising occurrence of extreme climates,accurately estimating carbon stocks in the forest ecosystem and strengthening the construction monitoring system for its carbon stocks holds great significance for gaining an in-depth understanding of the global carbon cycle and predicting global climate change.Oriented toward strengthening the carbon sink function of forest ecosystems and achieving the dual carbon target, this paper systematically explained the mechanism of carbon sequestration in forest ecosystems.It analyzed and compared several mainstream methods of forest carbon estimation, proposing feasible strategies for building a forest carbon stock monitoring system in China.The aim is to provide a theoretical reference for the stable improvement of China's forest ecosystem carbon stock monitoring capacity and to provide scientific support for achieving the carbon peak and carbon neutrality in a timely manner.…”
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Diffusion of CO2 in Magnesite under High Pressure and High Temperature from Molecular Dynamics Simulations by Lei Liu, Longxing Yang, Chunqiang Zhuang, Guangshu Yang, Li Yi, Hong Liu, Fengxia Sun, Xiaoyu Gu, Hanyu Wang

“…The time of CO2 diffusion from the mantle to Earth surface was estimated to be around several tens of Ma and has an important effect on deep carbon cycle. The simulation of CO2 transports based on the Earth condition provides new insights to revealing the deep carbon cycle in the Earth’s interiors.…”
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Characteristics of Soil Active Carbon Fractions and Carbon Pool Stability in Major Forest Types in Northern Daxing’an Mountains by LIU Beibei, CAI Tijiu

“…[Objective] Soil organic carbon is an important component of the carbon cycle in forest ecosystems, and active organic carbon can indicate changes in soil carbon pools. …”
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Trends and drivers of dissolved organic carbon in major Arctic rivers by Mingxin Song, Jue Huang, Desong Zhao, Yulei Mu

“…Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in Arctic rivers plays an important role in the sea-land carbon cycle. In this study, in situ measured datasets and Landsat images were used to construct an efficient remote sensing retrieval model for DOC in Arctic rivers. …”
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Spatiotemporal distribution of global peatland area during the Holocene by Hui Liu, Haibin Wu, Wenchao Zhang, Jie Yu, Junyan Geng, Xiuqin Le, Yanyan Yu

“…Abstract Peatlands are a key component of terrestrial ecosystems, and their development has an important impact on global carbon cycle and climate change. However, the long-term evolution of global peatlands remains uncertain, particularly their spatial distribution. …”
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Everglades: The Role of Hydrologic Conditions by Alan L. Wright, K. Ramesh Reddy

“…Reddy, describes the relationship between global warming and increases in greenhouse gas emissions, the role of Everglades wetlands in the global carbon cycle and their contribution to greenhouse gas production, and how hydrologic conditions and eutrophication in the Everglades influence the rates and types of greenhouse gases emitted. …”
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Everglades: The Role of Hydrologic Conditions by Alan L. Wright, K. Ramesh Reddy

“…Reddy, describes the relationship between global warming and increases in greenhouse gas emissions, the role of Everglades wetlands in the global carbon cycle and their contribution to greenhouse gas production, and how hydrologic conditions and eutrophication in the Everglades influence the rates and types of greenhouse gases emitted. …”
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Research on the next generation internet based Chinese terrestrial ecosystem flux research network by Xiao-han LIU, Chao WU, Ze LUO, Bao-ping YAN, Wen-qing LI, Wen SU, Hong-lin HE

“…For the actual demand for carbon cycle research in China,from 2012 to 2013,we start the research and development on IPv6-based Chinese terrestrial ecosystem flux research network (CNGI/ChinaFLUX).IPv4/IPv6-based real-time carbon flux observation system in ten field stations was set up.Data acquisition,data transmission was set up,data storage and sharing from flux observation tower to field station were completed,then to data center.Researchers develop a series of applications in CNGI/China FLUX network.…”
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Compensatory effects conceal large uncertainties in the modelled processes behind the relationship between the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and CO₂ by I. Dunkl, I. Dunkl, A. Bastos, T. Ilyina, T. Ilyina, T. Ilyina

“…<p>A large fraction of the interannual variation in the global carbon cycle can be explained and predicted by the impact of the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) on net biome production (NBP). …”
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Enhanced phosphorus weathering contributed to Late Miocene cooling by Yi Zhong, Zhiguo Li, Xuefa Shi, Terry Isson, Jimin Yu, Sev Kender, Zhou Liang, George E. A. Swann, Alex Pullen, Michael E. Weber, Jinlong Du, Juan C. Larrasoaña, Jingyu Zhang, Yafang Song, F. J. González, Stefanie Kaboth-Bahr, Hai Li, Qi Zhang, Debo Zhao, Wei Cao, Mingyu Zhao, Qingsong Liu

“…Abstract Late Miocene climate evolution provides an opportunity to assess Earth’s climate sensitivity to carbon cycle perturbation under warmer-than-modern conditions. …”
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Policy Considerations for Using Forests to Mitigate Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sandra Brown, R. Neil Sampson, Bernhard Schlamadinger, John Kinsman

“…We agree that these results increase our understanding of the global carbon cycle. At the same time, their relevance in the context of the international climate change negotiations is much more complicated than portrayed by newspapers such as the New York Times (“Role of Trees in Curbing Greenhouse Gases is Challenged”, May 24, 2001) and the Christian Science Monitor (“Trees No Savior for Global Warming”, May 25, 2001).…”
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On the Role of Climate Forcing by Volcanic Sulphate and Volcanic Ash by Baerbel Langmann

“…For geological timescales, it has been suggested that, in addition to the stratospheric climate forcing by volcanic sulphate aerosols, volcanic ash affects climate by modifying the global carbon cycle through iron fertilising the surface ocean and stimulating phytoplankton growth. …”
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Carbon fluxes in soil systems supplemented with glucose and cadmium by S.Y. Selivanovskaya, A.R. Gilmullina, Y.V. Kuzyakov, P.Y. Galitskaya

“…Carbon fixation in soil, its transformation and mineralization are the important stages of carbon cycle regulating soil fertility and ecosystem stability. …”
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Global decline in net primary production underestimated by climate models by Thomas J. Ryan-Keogh, Alessandro Tagliabue, Sandy J. Thomalla

“…Abstract Marine net primary production supports critical ecosystem services and the carbon cycle. However, the lack of consensus in the direction and magnitude of projected change in net primary production from models undermines efforts to assess climate impacts on marine ecosystems with confidence. …”
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Research Progress on Carbon in River Waters by DING Binglan, LI Xinju, JIANG Dejuan

“…Rivers are an important channel for the transfer of terrestrial carbon to the ocean and atmosphere.Therefore,the study of river carbon is of great significance for understanding the global carbon cycle.This paper reviews the research progress of carbon in river water,including:Spatial and temporal distribution,sources and influencing factors of river carbon content;River carbon source identification method;River carbon flux estimation method;Distribution and influencing factors of river p_CO₂. …”
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Representative Metagenomes of Mesophilic Biogas Reactor Across South Korea by Darsha Prabhaharan, Young Wook Go, Hyunjin Kim, Seongcheol Kang, Byoung-In Sang

“…Abstract Biogas production through the anaerobic digestion (AD) of organic waste plays a crucial role in promoting sustainability and closing the carbon cycle. Over the past decade, this has driven global research on biogas-producing microbiomes, leading to significant advances in our understanding of microbial diversity and metabolic pathways within AD plants. …”
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Spatiotemporal Variation of Water Use Efficiency and Its Responses to Climate Change in the Yellow River Basin from 1982 to 2018 by Jie Li, Fen Qin, Yingping Wang, Xiuyan Zhao, Mengxiao Yu, Songjia Chen, Jun Jiang, Linhua Wang, Junhua Yan

“…The ecosystem water use efficiency (WUE) plays a critical role in many aspects of the global carbon cycle, water management, and ecological services. …”
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Predicting the impact of dynamic global urban expansion on urban soil organic carbon by Lingxia Feng, Junjie Jiang, Junguo Hu, Taolve Chen

“…Abstract Urban expansion has triggered significant changes in soil organic carbon (SOC), profoundly affecting the global carbon cycle. The accurate prediction of the global distribution of urban SOC and assessment of the impact of future urban expansion on SOC are essential for urban soil carbon management. …”
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