What does gcs mean?
gcs means Geological Carbon Sequestration
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Geological Carbon Sequestration?
Geological Carbon Sequestration can be abbreviated as gcs
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What does gcs stand for? gcs stands for "Geological Carbon Sequestration". |
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How to abbreviate "Geological Carbon Sequestration"? "Geological Carbon Sequestration" can be abbreviated as gcs. |
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What is the meaning of gcs abbreviation? The meaning of gcs abbreviation is "Geological Carbon Sequestration". |
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What is gcs abbreviation? One of the definitions of gcs is "Geological Carbon Sequestration". |
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What does gcs mean? gcs as abbreviation means "Geological Carbon Sequestration". |
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What is shorthand of Geological Carbon Sequestration? The most common shorthand of "Geological Carbon Sequestration" is gcs. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BSCSP - Big Sky Carbon Sequestration Partnership
- CSEGR - Carbon Sequestration Enhanced Gas Recovery
- MRCSP - Midwest Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership
- SECARB - Southeast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership
- CINCS - Climate Investment Network for Carbon Sequestration
- CINCS - Coalition for International Carbon Sequestration
- CSP - Carbon Sequestration Project
- CSiTE - Carbon Sequestration in Terrestrial Ecosystems
- CSLF - Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum
- FAACS - Feasibility Assessment of Afforestation for Carbon Sequestration
- SCS - Soil Carbon Sequestration
- CASFOR - Carbon sequestration in Aforestation and Sustainable Forest management: presentation of a general evaluation tool and generic case studies
- CSAC - carbon sequestration advisory committee
- CSI - Carbon Sequestration Initiative
- CSP - Carbon Sequestration Program
- CSRA - Carbon Sequestration Rural Appraisal
- CSW - Carbon Sequestration Workshop
- cs - Carbon Sequestration
- gcs - Geological Carbon Storage
- Çs - Carbon Sequestration