Carbon stock dynamics in a disturbed tropical forest ecosystem of Central India: Strategies for achieving carbon neutrality

Swamy, S. L.; Darro, Harischandra; Mishra, Alka; Lal, Rattan; Kumar, Amit; Thakur, Tarun Kumar

doi:10.1016/j.ecolind.2023.110775

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“…Industrial development, accelerated economic growth, population growth, increased anthropogenic activity, and urban sprawl in various countries are the causes of massive land use change (Gençay and Durkaya, 2023;Luo et al, 2023;Lyu et al, 2023;Murdiyarso et al, 2023;Swamy et al, 2023). Increased land conversion oriented to economic aspects, on the one hand, can encourage rapid national economic growth and improve welfare, but on the other hand, the impact of land conversion further exacerbates environmental damage, increases temperature, causes various disasters, and threatens human life (Ling et al, 2023;Lyu et al, 2023;Winkler et al, 2023).…”

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Estimated changes in carbon stock due to changes in land use around Yogyakarta International Airport

Utami,

Sugiyanto,

Rahardjo

2024

J. Degrade. Min. Land Manage.

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Land use plays an important role in maintaining carbon stock balance, ecosystem sustainability, and the environment. Massive land use changes in forest areas, peatlands, mangroves, and greenways result in an increase in CO2 release. This research aimed to analyze the impact of land use changes on the value of the carbon stock around Yogyakarta International Airport. The data used were Pleiades images in 2014, 2018, and 2022. Image analysis was carried out visually to produce detailed and accurate land use classification. Meanwhile, multitemporal map overlays were carried out to find out land use changes. Changes in carbon stock were obtained from the land use formula multiplied by the value of the Greenhouse Gas Constant (GGC). The results showed that the construction of an airport and its supporting infrastructure triggered land use changes that had implications for the decreasing carbon stock. The decrease in the area of vegetation cover in fields, community plantations, and mixed plantations from 2014 to 2022, amounting to -640.99 ha, increased carbon emissions. The results of the analysis showed that there had been changes in carbon stock. In 2014, the value was 150,286.57 t C/ha; in 2018, it decreased to 136,631.56 t C/ha; and in 2022, it reduced to 133,554.36 t C/ha. Massive economic activity and infrastructure development trigger reduced vegetation cover, resulting in increased carbon and increased carbon being released into the atmosphere. The problem of land conversion that affects changes in carbon stock and impacts climate change requires mitigation, among which is proper land use management and sustainable spatial planning.

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Estimated changes in carbon stock due to changes in land use around Yogyakarta International Airport

Utami,

Sugiyanto,

Rahardjo

2024

J. Degrade. Min. Land Manage.

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“…Fastgrowing woody plants can absorb more carbon than slow-growing plants. Faster-growing vegetation often has difficulty measuring its ability to sequester carbon (Kongboon et al, 2022;Singh et al, 2023;Swamy et al, 2023;Wang et al, 2024). Forest plays a role in increasing CO₂ absorption through sunlight and soil water.…”

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Sequestration of Carbon and Oxygen Production in Upper Stands in The Arboretum of PT Arutmin Indonesia NPLCT

Muhana,

Mendra,

Bahtiar

2024

IJSSR

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This study aims to determine biomass, carbon, carbon uptake, and oxygen production in the arboretum of PT. Arutmin Indonesia-NPLCT. The methods used are purposive sampling and allometrics. The plot size useda is 20 m 20 m with 12 plots measured. The area of the arboretum is 5.05 ha. Carbon stock measurement is done by multiplying biomass by a conversion rate of 0.47 (47%) while carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration is calculated by multiplying the average annual biomass growth by the conversion rate of 1.4667 obtained from the photosynthesis equation and oxygen production is measured based on conversion from carbon yield. Based on the results of the study, it showed that the biomass content of stands in the arboretum was 1,067.32 tons, carbon stocks were 501.64 tons, carbon dioxide (CO2) absorption was 1,565.45 tons, and oxygen production was 1,337.71 tons.

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Modeling land-degradation vulnerability in coal-mined environs through geospatial and AHP techniques: potential strategies for eco-restoration

Swamy,

Mishra,

Mukherjee

et al. 2024

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Carbon stock dynamics in a disturbed tropical forest ecosystem of Central India: Strategies for achieving carbon neutrality

Cited by 15 publications

References 43 publications

Estimated changes in carbon stock due to changes in land use around Yogyakarta International Airport

Estimated changes in carbon stock due to changes in land use around Yogyakarta International Airport

Sequestration of Carbon and Oxygen Production in Upper Stands in The Arboretum of PT Arutmin Indonesia NPLCT

Modeling land-degradation vulnerability in coal-mined environs through geospatial and AHP techniques: potential strategies for eco-restoration

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