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Een factsheet is gepubliceerd over synergieën en compromissen binnen het kennisbasis van Wageningen Research. In dit overzicht is veel gebruik gemaakt van kennis uit Slim Landgebruik. Omdat deze factsheet wordt getoond in internationale bijeenkomsten, is de tekst in het Engels.
"The general term ‘carbon sequestration’ refers to the process by which carbon dioxide (CO2) is removed from the atmosphere and stored in long-term reservoirs, such as oceans, forests and soils. This case study is limited to carbon sequestration in agricultural soils. Carbon sequestration in agricultural soils is often referred to as a potential climate mitigation solution which also helps to improve soil quality: a win-win situation. However, the potential of this solution is often unclear. Here, we leverage information from the research program ‘Smart Land Use’ (Slim Landgebruik in Dutch), a policy supporting project which started in 2018. "
Een link naar de factsheet is hier te vinden.