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CO2 emissions from forest loss
Nature Geoscience · 2009 · Vol. 2(11) · pp. 737–738
Guido R. van der Werf✉(Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)Douglas C. Morton(Goddard Space Flight Center)Ruth DeFries(Columbia University)J. G. J. Olivier(Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency)P. S. Kasibhatla(Duke University)Robert B. Jackson(Duke University)G. J. Collatz(Goddard Space Flight Center)James T. Randerson(University of California, Irvine)
Atmospheric and Environmental Gas DynamicsFire effects on ecosystemsPeatlands and Wetlands EcologyDeforestation (computer science)PeatEnvironmental scienceCarbon dioxideAtmosphere (unit)Fossil fuelCombustionCarbon fibersEarth scienceAtmospheric sciences
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