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Life on Earth, the biosphere, interacts closely with the atmosphere, hydrosphere, and soils, and is sensitive to changes in their composition and functioning. These interactions take place on spatial scales from nanometers to global, and time scales from nanoseconds to millennia (Wanner 2008, Kulmal
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