Kearney Foundation

Soil Carbon Sequestration Workshop:
The Interface Between Science and Policy

[Poster Presentation] [List of Attendees]

Presentations by Invited Speakers

Speaker	Title of Presentation (please click on the title to access the presentation)
John Antle Dept. of Agricultural Economics and Economics, Montana State University	"Politics, Economics and Soil Carbon"
Chuck Rice Dept. of Agronomy, Kansas State University	"Carbon Sequestration Policy: Providing Science Based Information"
Annette Freibauer Co-Director of CarboEurope, Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, Germany	"Carbon Sequestration in European Agricultural Soils by 2010 - Potential, Uncertainties, Policy Impacts"
Marie Boehm Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Research Centre, Lethbridge, Canada	"Keeping our Farmlands Productive (while storing more C) - a Canadian Perspective"
Pierre DuVair California Resources Agency and California Energy Commission	"Overview of California Climate Change Programs"
Guido Franco California Energy Commission	"Overview of CA Climate Change projects: C sequestration"
William Salas and Marc Los Huertos Applied Geosystems, Durham, New Hampshire and UC Santa Cruz	"Carbon Sequestration and Nitrous Oxide Emission Mitigation Potential of California's Croplands: A County Scale Assessment Using DNDC and GIS Databases"
Jonathan Winsten Winrock International, Arlington, Virginia	"Carbon Baselines for California's Agriculture and the Economic Approach to Estimating the Cost of Carbon Offsets"