Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is an important tool for the decarbonization of energy system to achieve mid-century global climate change targets. CO 2 captured using different industrial processes that involve membrane filtering or enhanced combustion. The then transported, preferably by pipeline, a storage site where it injected into permeable reservoir. Sealing capacity paramount importance...

Geologic carbon storage (GCS) is a fundamental pillar of management that helps mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and addresses the negative effects climate change. Viable CO 2 sites share some same elements required for successful petroleum systems. For example, while reservoir, seal, trap are required, migration pathway timing not important storage, because rather than withdrawing fluid from t...

Forest management practices emphasizing stand structural complexity are of interest across the northern forest region of the United States because of their potential to enhance carbon storage. Our research is nested within a long-term study evaluating how silvicultural treatments promoting late-successional forest characteristics affect aboveground biomass development in northern hardwood fores...

Terrestrial and oceanic ecosystems contribute almost equally to the sequestration of ca 50 per cent of anthropogenic CO(2) emissions, and already play a role in minimizing our impact on Earth's climate. On land, the majority of the sequestered carbon enters soil carbon stores. Almost one-third of that soil carbon can be found in peatlands, an area covering just 2-3% of the Earth's landmass. Pea...

Interest in hydrogen as a fuel has grown dramatically since 1990, and many advances in hydrogen production and utilization technologies have been made. However, hydrogen storage technologies must be significantly advanced if a hydrogen based energy system, particularly in the transportation sector, is to be established. Hydrogen can be made available on-board vehicles in containers of compresse...

Citation: Martin SL, Ballance LT and Groves T (2016) An Ecosystem Services Perspective for the Oceanic Eastern Tropical Pacific: Commercial Fisheries, Carbon Storage, Recreational Fishing, and Biodiversity. Front. Mar. Sci. 3:50. doi: 10.3389/fmars.2016.00050 An Ecosystem Services Perspective for the Oceanic Eastern Tropical Pacific: Commercial Fisheries, Carbon Storage, Recreational Fishing, a...