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Technical Summary

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... and carbon and nitrogen fluxes (Pielke et al. 1998; McPherson 2007; Bonan 2008; Swann et al. 2012). The pioneering work by Charney (1975) argued that reduction of vegetation in Sahel could lead to an increase of albedo and decrease of precipitation, which could then trigger a positive feedback with ...
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