The substantial stocks of carbon sequestered in temperate grassland ecosystems are
located largely below ground in roots and soil. Organic C in the soil is located in discrete …

Global demand for food is increasing as is the recognition that this must be achieved with
minimal negative impacts on the environment or other ecosystem services (ESs). Here we …

Background Developing land management scenarios that have the potential to sequester
carbon and reduce greenhouse gasses (GHG) emission on a sustainable basis entails …

The vulnerability of grassland vegetation in Inner Mongolia to climate change and grazing
was examined using an ecosystem model. Grazing is an important form of land use in this …

Future land-use changes are predicted to be influenced by both climate-driven
environmental changes and concomitant changes in local economic conditions. Assessing …

Climate-change induced alterations in the global distribution of cool season (C3) and warm
season (C4) grasses would impact the global carbon cycle and have differing, local effects …

Rain-fed pastoral systems are tightly connected to meteorological conditions. It is, therefore,
likely that climate change, including changing atmospheric CO2 concentration, temperature …

Professor Kondratyev and his team consider the concept of global warming due to the
greenhouse effect and put forward a new approach to the problem of assessing the impact …

Abstract Dryland grasslands in Central Asia were prone to concurrent high levels of grazing
intervention and climatic variability in the past decades. However, the influences of grazing …

The Pasture Simulation model (PaSim) was used to simulate agronomic and environmental
services at 12 grassland sites in France, comparing near past climate conditions (1970 …