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Research article
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18 Jul 2013
Research article |
| 18 Jul 2013
Scorched Earth: how will changes in the strength of the vegetation sink to ozone deposition affect human health and ecosystems?
L. D. Emberson
Stockholm Environment Institute, Environment Dept., University of York, York, UK
N. Kitwiroon
Kings college, London University, UK
S. Beevers
Kings college, London University, UK
P. Büker
Stockholm Environment Institute, Environment Dept., University of York, York, UK
S. Cinderby
Stockholm Environment Institute, Environment Dept., University of York, York, UK
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