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Volume 67, Numbers 2-3, December 2004
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Quantifying Terrestrial Carbon Sinks
pp. 145-146(2)

Quantifying, Understanding and Managing the Carbon Cycle in the Next Decades
pp. 147-160(14)
Authors: Canadell Josep; Ciais Philippe; Cox Peter; Heimann Martin

Future Expansion Of Agriculture and Pasture Acts to Amplify Atmospheric CO2 Levels in Response to Fossil-Fuel and Land-Use Change Emissions
pp. 161-184(24)
Authors: Gitz Vincent; Ciais Philippe

‘The Influence of Land Use Change On Global-Scale Fluxes of Carbon from Terrestrial Ecosystems’
pp. 185-209(25)
Authors: Levy P.; Friend A.; White A.; Cannell M.

‘New Estimates of Carbon Storage and Sequestration in China’S Forests: Effects of Age–Class and Method On Inventory-Based Carbon Estimation’
pp. 211-236(26)
Authors: Pan Yude; Luo Tianxiang; Birdsey Richard; Hom John; Melillo Jerry

Forage Yield-Based Carbon Storage in Grasslands of China
pp. 237-246(10)
Author: Ni Jian

Effects of Land Use Change On the Storage of Soil Organic Carbon: A Case Study of the Qianyanzhou Forest Experimental Station in China
pp. 247-255(9)
Authors: Shaoqiang Wang; Jiyuan Liu; Guirui Yu; Yuanyuan Pan; Qingmei Chen; Kerang Li; Jiayong Li

Carbon Stores, Sinks, and Sources in Forests of Northwestern Russia: Can We Reconcile Forest Inventories with Remote Sensing Results?
pp. 257-272(16)
Authors: Krankina Olga; Harmon Mark; Cohen Warren; Oetter Doug; Olga Zyrina; Duane Maureen

Carbon for Farmers: Assessing the Potential for Soil Carbon Sequestration in the Old Peanut Basin of Senegal
pp. 273-290(18)
Author: Tschakert Petra

A Case Study of Carbon Pools Under Three Different Land-Uses in Panamá
pp. 291-307(17)
Authors: Potvin Catherine; Whidden Edward; Moore Tim

Closing the Carbon Budget of a Scots Pine forest in the Netherlands
pp. 309-328(20)
Authors: SCHELHAAS M.; NABUURS G.; JANS W.; MOORS E.; SABATé S.; DAAMEN W.

Sequestration of a Biologically Labile Organic Carbon in Soils by Humified Organic Matter
pp. 329-343(15)
Authors: Piccolo Allessandro; Spaccini Riccardo; Nieder Rolf; Richter Joerg

A Global Inventory of Burned Areas at 1 Km Resolution for the Year 2000 Derived from Spot Vegetation Data
pp. 345-377(33)
Authors: Tansey Kevin; GrÉgoire Jean-Marie; Binaghi Elisabetta; Boschetti Luigi; Brivio Pietro; Ershov Dmitry; Flasse StÉphane; Fraser Robert; Graetz Dean; Maggi Marta; Peduzzi Pascal; Pereira JOsÉ; Silva JoÃo; Sousa AdÉlia; Stroppiana Daniela

Relating Radar Remote Sensing of Biomass to Modelling of Forest Carbon Budgets
pp. 379-402(24)
Authors: Toan Thuy; Quegan Shaun; Woodward Ian; Lomas Mark; Delbart Nicolas; Picard Ghislain

Canopy Structure Parameters Derived from Multi-Angular Remote Sensing Data for Terrestrial Carbon Studies
pp. 403-415(13)
Authors: WIDLOWSKI J-L.; PINTY B.; GOBRON N.; Verstraete M.; Diner D.; Davis A.

Giving Credit where Credit is Due. A Practical Method to Distinguish between Human and Natural Factors in Carbon Accounting
pp. 417-436(20)
Authors: Kirschbaum Miko; Cowie Annette

Verification of Carbon Sink Assessment: Can We Exclude Natural Sinks?
pp. 437-447(11)
Authors: Alexandrov Georgii; Yamagata Yoshiki

Bridging Political Expectations and Scientific Limitations in Climate Risk Management – On the Uncertain Effects of International Carbon Sink Policies*
pp. 449-460(12)
Authors: Lövbrand Eva

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