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Assimilation of satellite observations into a land surface hydrologic modeling system
Chronologies for ice cores constrained by their gas records and their implications for climate history for the past 400,000 years
 
Dating an 800,000 year Antarctic ice core record using the isotopic composition of trapped air
Effects of anthropogenic disturbances on the iron and nitrogen cycles in riparian wetland soils
 
Essays on environmental labeling
Investigations into the mechanisms of biotic and abiotic mercury methylation
 
Isotopic evidence for the climate dependence of nitrogen cycles across old tropical rainforests, Mt. Haleakala, Hawaii
Nature of a nation: Monarchy, development, and culture in Nepal's Annapurna Conservation Area Project
 
Pan-Arctic land surface hydrology: Patterns of change and global implications
Patterns and controls of nitrogen fixation in a lowland tropical forest, Panama
 
Scaling of geochemical reaction rates using pore-scale network modeling: An investigation of anorthite and kaolinite reaction kinetics
Scientific and political economic constraints on the solution to the global warming problem
 
Snails at three scales: Interplay of stream hydrology and hydraulics with the morphology, dispersal and distribution of Elimia proxima
Spatial stochastic models for landscape degradation and deforestation in Bolivia and Brazil
 
The modeling of tropospheric photochemistry and black carbon aerosol: Examination of radiation, transformation, concentrations, and emission reduction aspects
The stable isotopic composition of dissolved organic nitrogen and nitrate in the subtropical ocean
 
 
 
 
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