Examples of Carbon Stocks in a sentence
As a starting point to geographically locate ancient and endangered forests, maps of High Conservation Value Forests (HCVF), as defined by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), and of intact forest landscapes (IFL), can be used and paired with maps of other key ecological values like the habitat range of key endangered species and forests containing high concentrations of terrestrial carbon and High Carbon Stocks (HCS).
A Forest Project automatically terminates if a Significant Disturbance occurs leading to an Unintentional Reversal that reduces the Forest Project’s Standing Live Carbon Stocks below the Forest Project’s baseline Standing Live Carbon Stocks.
Report to a Conference on “Monitoring Forest Carbon Stocks and Fluxes in the Congo Basin”, 2‐4 Februry 2010.
Ecuador’s Mangrove Forest Carbon Stocks: A Spatiotemporal Analysis of Living Carbon Holdings and Their Depletion since the Advent of Commercial Aquaculture.
Carbon Stocks – The quantity of carbon held within a pool at a specified time.
Indicator 13.4: An adjustment of the Reference Level above the average annual historical emissions during the Reference Period may not exceed 0.1%/year of Carbon Stocks.
See Table 4.3.B.45 GPG-LULUCF, Table 3A.1.8, Tropical/Sub-tropical dry forest.Net change in Carbon Stocks.
Of these, the Forests team identified 9 critical observation priorities for forests, which are, in approximate order of importance: Land Cover/Land Cover Change, Forest Area/Forest Area Change, Degradation, Afforestation/Reforestation, Carbon Stocks, Fire Intensity/Burn Intensity/Fire Radiative Power, Stand Height, Biomass/Stem Volume, and Burned Area.
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Step 1 – Look up the Common Practice Carbon Stocks for the Project’s Assessment AreaAs defined in this protocol, Common Practice refers to the average stocks of standing live carbon stocks within a project’s Assessment Area.