Potential of Indian agriculture for capturing atmospheric CO2 and monetizing carbon credits to the farmers: An overview and policy framework
Ram Swaroop Meena(ICAR-National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land Use Planning), Sudhanshu S. Singh(International Rice Research Institute), P.C. Abhilash(Banaras Hindu University), M.L. Jat(Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute), Himanshu Pathak(Banaras Hindu University), Sandeep Kumar(South Dakota State University), Rattan Lal(The Ohio State University), Arvind Kumar(Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Ghatkhed Amravati), Sheetal Sharma(Unknown), Ch. Srinivasarao(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Gourisankar Pradhan(Banaras Hindu University)
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