Within the framework of the seminar organized by the Institute for Agricultural Research (INIA) of Chile, scientists from Latin America and the Caribbean studied new methods to estimate carbon sequestration in agricultural soils. The activity was carried out on May 11 and 12 in Frutillar,
Version 26 of the United Nations Conference on Climate Change began on October 31 and ends on November 12, 2021. Check here what are the objectives of COP26
Forest fires in South Central Chile have exceeded the historical fifty thousand hectares per year, which has dramatic consequences for the forestry sector and the loss of ecosystem services (for example, carbon sequestration). Under this premise, researchers from the Laboratory of Conservation and Dynamics of Volcanic
Dr. Francisco Matus presents a masterful talk on carbon sequestration in the soil in the agriculture commission in the Senate. Check out the video of the full session. https://tv.senado.cl/tvsenado/comisiones/permanentes/agricultura/comision-de-agricultura/2021-12-06/065201.html
