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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Environmental Changes at Higher Latitudes (EnCHiL)"”.

  1. Non-growing season CO2 fluxes of a boreal fen – key drivers and responses to anomalous winter conditions

    … Year-round net ecosystem exchange (NEE) data from 17 years was used to analyse the non-growing season carbon dioxide (CO2) fluxes together with environmental and meteorological variables at Siikaneva fen in Southern Finland. Generally, the fen acted as a sink of CO2 with a mean annual …

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  2. Quantifying glacier melt enhancement due to dust deposition during the 2022 melt season. Tungnaárjökull glacier, South Iceland

    Clean snow has the highest albedo of any natural surface, making snow-covered glaciers an important component of the Earth´s energy balance. However, the presence of light absorbing impurities such as mineral dust on glacier surfaces alters their reflective properties leading to a reduction in …

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  3. Characterisation of Microphysical and Optical Properties of Atmospheric Aerosols in a High Arctic environment: Villum Research Station, NE Greenland

    Atmospheric aerosols are solid or liquid phase particles which are suspended in ambient air. These particles have an impact on the climate through direct and indirect radiative forcing, and their measurement presents challenges in high latitude environments where concentrations may fall under the …

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