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Four key areas for training the next-generation of global change researchers

2015-04-02

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Human activities are changing the global environment in numerous ways, including increasing concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide, alteration of biogeochemical cycles and changing land cover types. These changes are increasing stresses on ecosystem goods and services, driving climate change and thus creating a few grand challenges for sustainability of the human society. Improving our understanding of these...

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3101f350-6a69-57c7-ae75-3d7af97445ec
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.947v1
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