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GCM characteristics explain the majority of uncertainty in projected 21st century terrestrial ecosystem carbon balance
One of the largest sources of uncertainties in modelling of the future global climate is the response of the terrestrial carbon cycle. Studies have shown that it is likely that the extant land sink of carbon will weaken in a warming climate. Should this happen, a larger portion of the annual carbon
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