Carbon benefits of anthropogenic reactive nitrogen offset by nitrous oxide emissions

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Sönke Zaehle
Philippe Ciais
Andrew D. Friend
Vincent Prieur
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[1] Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry,Department for Biogeochemical Systems
[2] LSCE/IPSL,Department of Geography
[3] Laboratoire CEA/CNRS/UVSQ,undefined
[4] University of Cambridge,undefined
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Nature Geoscience | 2011年 / 4卷
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Additions of reactive nitrogen to terrestrial ecosystems have more than doubled since 1860 as a result of human activities. Model simulations suggest that the climatic benefits of nitrogen-induced carbon sequestration are offset by increased nitrous oxide emissions.
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