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Faster-and-tighter nitrogen cycle supports mature forest productivity under elevated CO 2

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By Guobin Yu, Ruoqi Liu, Manon Rumeau, Carolina Mayoral, Fotis Sgouridis, Michaela K. Reay, Yolima Carrillo, Richard J. Norby, Liz Hamilton, Iain Hartley, Gianni Micucci, Emma Sayer, A. Rob MacKenzie, Sami Ullah
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Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS AND DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Rising atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) concentration could enhance forest carbon (C) uptake, but nitrogen (N) is thought to progressively constrain this effect. Yet, significant biomass gains were demonstrated in a mature oak forest after 6 years of Free Air CO2 Enrichment.
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Salmon are not to blame for Bonneville Power Administration failing to meet its responsibilities

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By Nancy Hirsh, Liz Hamilton
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The Bonneville Power Administration, the federal agency that sells Columbia Basin hydropower, is required by law to make decisions that are economically beneficial for its customers. It also must protect and mitigate harm to our environment, including imperiled salmon and steelhead. BPA is failing at both, and using salmon protection as a distraction for its bad decisions and rising energy costs.
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Commentary: Salmon are not to blame for Bonneville Power Administration failing to meet its responsibilities - The Portland Tribune

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By Nancy Hirsh, Liz Hamilton
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The Bonneville Power Administration, the federal agency that sells Columbia Basin hydropower, is required by law to make decisions that are economically beneficial for its customers. It also must protect and mitigate harm to our environment, including imperiled salmon and steelhead. BPA is failing at both, and using salmon protection as a distraction for its bad decisions and rising energy costs.
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