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Air pollution and global change: A double challenge to forest ecosystems
The world's forests provide a host of wood products, and non-wood resources, and they are critically important in conserving plant, animal, insect and microbial diversity, maintaining soil and water resources, and providing opportunities for employment and recreation. Only recently have we started t
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