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Using Biogeochemical Process Models to Quantify Greenhouse Gas Mitigation from Agricultural Management Projects

Using Biogeochemical Process Models to Quantify Greenhouse Gas Mitigation from Agricultural Management Projects

This paper provides an overview of how biogeochemical process models can be used to quantify greenhouse gases (GHG) in agricultural systems for use in developing GHG mitigation programs or protocols. Federal and state agencies, voluntary carbon market registries, and companies are all looking for ways to assess mitigation opportunities in agriculture and to track outcomes of various management options.

Author(s): Lydia P. Olander and Karen Haugen-Kozyra, with contributions from Stephen Del Grosso, César Izaurralde, Daniella Malin, Keith Paustian, and William Salas

Published: March 2011

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