Titlebook: Responses of Northern U.S. Forests to Environmental Change; Robert A. Mickler,Richard A. Birdsey,John Hom Book 2000 Springer Science+Busin

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Forest Resources and Conditionsand removals. Historical information has been gleaned from the literature. Source material for recent trends in timberland area, species composition, stand structure, and net forest drain is from the successive state-level forest inventories conducted by the United States Department of Agriculture (

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Atmospheric Deposition Effects on Surface Waters, Soils, and Forest Productivityate past and possible future changes caused by acidic deposition. This program yielded conclusive evidence that acidic deposition had acidified poorly buffered surface waters, resulting in the loss of fish populations and other aquatic organisms, although uncertainties remained about the extent of t

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Summary of Prospective Global Change Impacts on Northern U.S. Forest Ecosystemsessment was updated and new technical issues were added in the second assessment volumes, “Climate Change 1995: The Science of Climate Change”(.) and “Climate Change 1995: Impacts, Adaptations, and Mitigation of Climate Change” (.). The first IPCC assessment in 1990 and subsequent assessments have c

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Book 2000 in the context of forest landscapes derived from centuries of intensive land use and natural disturbances. Research in the North has begun to unravel some key questions about how environmental changes will impact the productivity and health of forest ecosystems, species distributions and abundance,

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