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Projections of the soil-carbon deficit

Posted onDecember 7, 2016December 7, 2016Author

Our new article describing how the amount of carbon stored in soil might be a crucial feedback to climate change in the December 2016 issue of Nature. Read it here.

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    • Eric Davidson, Ph.D.
    • Debjani Sihi, Ph.D.
    • Rachel Nifong, Ph.D.
    • Jake Hagedorn
  • Publications
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    • Integrated Belowground Greenhouse Gas Flux Measurements and Modeling
    • Biogeochemistry & Land Use Change in the Amazon
    • Reactive Nitrogen in the Biosphere
  • News & Events
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