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Solar parks could become significant carbon stores: Active grassland management with organic fertiliser, sheep grazing and seeding could increase the amount of carbon stored in grassland soils

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Solar parks could become significant carbon stores: Active grassland management with organic fertiliser, sheep grazing and seeding could increase the amount of carbon stored in grassland soils. / Carvalho, Fabio; Armstrong, Alona.
3 p. N8 Policing Research Partnership. 2021, Policy brief. (Rapid Evidence Synthesis Training).

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Carvalho, F & Armstrong, A 2021, Solar parks could become significant carbon stores: Active grassland management with organic fertiliser, sheep grazing and seeding could increase the amount of carbon stored in grassland soils. N8 Policing Research Partnership. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5578084

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Carvalho, F., & Armstrong, A. (2021, Oct 13). Solar parks could become significant carbon stores: Active grassland management with organic fertiliser, sheep grazing and seeding could increase the amount of carbon stored in grassland soils. N8 Policing Research Partnership. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5578084

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Carvalho F, Armstrong A. Solar parks could become significant carbon stores: Active grassland management with organic fertiliser, sheep grazing and seeding could increase the amount of carbon stored in grassland soils. 2021. 3 p. doi: 10.5281/zenodo.5578084

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Carvalho, Fabio ; Armstrong, Alona. / Solar parks could become significant carbon stores : Active grassland management with organic fertiliser, sheep grazing and seeding could increase the amount of carbon stored in grassland soils. 2021. N8 Policing Research Partnership. 3 p. (Rapid Evidence Synthesis Training).

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