Bufferingkapasiteetti
Bufferingkapasiteetti refers to the ability of a system to absorb or mitigate the impact of fluctuations or disturbances. In environmental science, it often relates to natural systems like wetlands or forests that can absorb excess water, nutrients, or pollutants, thereby lessening their negative effects downstream or on surrounding areas. For example, a wetland's buffering capacity can prevent floods by storing rainwater and releasing it slowly, and it can filter out pollutants before they reach rivers or lakes. Similarly, forests can absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide, acting as a buffer against climate change.
In economics, buffering capacity might describe a company's ability to withstand market downturns through reserves of