Asked by junior
Which of the following is not a way in which carbon sequestration can benefit soil?
a.
decreased erosion
b.
increased water quality
c.
increased water storage
d.
increased soil quality
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
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B
Carbon sequestration (increasing soil organic carbon) directly improves soil quality, structure and water-holding capacity and reduces erosion. "Increased water quality" is a benefit to water resources rather than a direct benefit to the soil.
Carbon sequestration (increasing soil organic carbon) directly improves soil quality, structure and water-holding capacity and reduces erosion. "Increased water quality" is a benefit to water resources rather than a direct benefit to the soil.
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