Abstract:

After the industrial revolution, intense work has been started to reduce increased greenhouse gases. The main objective of the research is the methods developed to reduce increasing gases (carbon dioxide). Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the application considered to be stored in batteries, holding systems, soil, etc. The most important and cheap of these methods, carbon storage in the soil is supported by soil scientists. The carbon stock and balance of the soil must be known to be stored in the soil. As a result of the analyses made in the samples taken in this study, the organic carbon quantities of the surface soil vary between 1.60-4.36, the inorganic carbon values between 0.00-6.00 kg C m-2. The stock of organic soil (TOK) in the Diyarbakır region is 24.43-65. 57 Tg, the soil inorganic carbon (TIC) stocks range between 0.00-91.62 Tg. Although the region is a dry and semi-dry climate region, TIK and TOK stocks have exceeded expectations. It is believed that the excess of unprocessed areas in the high parts of the region, the transfer of organic-rich soil from high parts to flat areas and the excess of biomass levels are causing high carbon stocks.