Biogeochemical modeling of soil and surface water responses to climate change in the northeastern U.S.
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- Campell, John L.
U.S. Forest Service
jlcampbell@fs.fed.us - Driscoll, Charles T.
Syracuse University
ctdrisco@syr.edu
Effects of climate change will be manifested differently across landscapes with varying biogeographic characteristics. To evaluate the impacts of climate change, a multi-faceted approach is required that is capable of resolving multiple climatic drivers and other anthropogenic stressors likely to simultaneously affect ecosystems over the coming decades. Forest ecosystem models are useful tools to understand and predict the interactive effects of climate change, atmospheric CO2, and atmospheric deposition on the hydrology and water quality of forested watersheds.
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