Ecological engineering induced carbon sinks shifting from decreasing to increasing during 1981–2019 in China

Substantial evidence shows that most of China's terrestrial ecosystems are important carbon sinks. However, the nonlinear trend of the carbon sinks and their nonlinear response to driving factors are unclear. Taking the net ecosystem productivity (NEP) as a proxy for the ecosystem carbon sink,...

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Published in:The Science of the total environment 2023-03, Vol.864, p.161037, Article 161037
Main Authors: Xu, Xiaojuan, Liu, Jing, Jiao, Fusheng, Zhang, Kun, Ye, Xin, Gong, Haibo, Lin, Naifeng, Zou, Changxin
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
algorithms
autocorrelation
carbon
carbon dioxide
Carbon neutrality
Carbon sink/source
carbon sinks
China
climate change
Ecological engineering
economic development
ecosystems
environment
forests
grasslands
net ecosystem production
Nonlinear trend
regression analysis
rivers
solar radiation
Trend shifts
Yellow River
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