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Acidification
The gradual
reduction
of pH of the oceans, due to
dissolving carbon dioxide
from the atmosphere
Afforestation
Planting trees and vegetation in the aim of
increasing
forest cover
Anticyclone
A system of
high
pressure, causing
high
temperatures and unseasonably high evaporation rates
Biofuel
Burning crops and vegetation for
electricity
and
heat
Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS)
The capture of carbon dioxide emissions directly from the factory, pumped into disused mines rather than being released into the atmosphere
Carbon Fluxes
The
movement
of
carbon
between stores
Carbon
Neutral
A process that has no net
addition
of carbon dioxide to the
environment
Carbon Stores
Places where carbon
accumulates
for a period of time such as rocks and
plant
matter
Channel
Flow
Water flowing in a
rivulet
, stream or
river
Choke
Points
Points in the logistics of energy and fuel that are prone to
restriction
Acidification
The gradual reduction of pH of the
oceans
, due to
dissolving carbon dioxide
from the atmosphere
Afforestation
Planting trees and vegetation in the aim of
increasing
forest cover
Anticyclone
A system of
high
pressure, causing
high
temperatures and unseasonably high evaporation rates
Aquifer
A permeable or
porous rock
which stores
water
Biofuel
Burning crops
and vegetation for
electricity
and heat
Carbon
Capture & Storage (
CCS
)
The capture of
carbon dioxide emissions
directly from the factory,
pumped
into disused mines rather than being released into the atmosphere
Carbon Fluxes
The
movement
of
carbon between stores
Carbon
Neutral
A process that has no net
addition
of carbon dioxide to the
environment
Carbon Stores
Places where carbon
accumulates
for a period of time such as rocks and
plant
matter
Channel Flow
Water flowing in a rivulet, stream or river