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How composition of constructed soils impacts their short-term carbon dynamics in urban green spaces: A scoping review
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• This scoping review provides an overview of soil construction to sequester carbon. • It highlights the large heterogeneity of materials used to construct soils. • Constructed soils could meet organic carbon content of city soil specifications. • Using more organic materials densified soil carbon but also enhanced carbon losses. • Future studies should consider stabilization of organic carbon and inorganic carbon
Keywords:
Soil organic carbon
Soil inorganic carbon
Soil construction
Waste material
Artefact
Carbon sequestration
Urban green space
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