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CO2-Entnahmemethoden an Land – Überblick I: Die Kohlenstoffspeicherung unserer Böden steigern

Authors: Bodirsky, Benjamin Leon; Gawel, Erik; Hartmann, Jens; Havermann, Felix; Kuse, Kolja; May, Matthias; Montero de Oliveira, Fernando Esteban; +4 Authors

CO2-Entnahmemethoden an Land – Überblick I: Die Kohlenstoffspeicherung unserer Böden steigern

Abstract

Böden speichern Kohlenstoff in Humus sowie in anorganischer Form. Diese natürliche Einlagerung ließe sich für Klimaschutzzwecke verstärken. CDRterra-Forschungsergebnisse belegen jedoch: Es bedarf dazu grundlegender Veränderungen in Agrarpolitik und landwirtschaftlicher Praxis, da deutsche Agrarflächen derzeit mehr Bodenkohlenstoff verlieren als speichern. Der Mut zum Wandel aber würde sich doppelt auszahlen: Die folgenden CO2-Entnahmemethoden (Carbon Dioxide Removal, CDR) beschleunigte Verwitterung, Pyrolyse von Biomasse und „Carbon Farming” steigern nicht nur den Kohlenstoffgehalt des Bodens. Sie haben auch viele weitere Vorteile: Zum Beispiel helfen sie der Landwirtschaft, sich gegen die zunehmenden Wetterextreme infolge des Klimawandels zu wappnen und stärken allgemein die Bodengesundheit.

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Transfer, CDR, CDRterra

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