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Fire-derived ozone intensifies carbon loss in Amazon forests under extreme droughts

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By Flossie Brown, Stephen Sitch, Gerd Folberth, Lina M. Mercado, Alexander W. Cheesman, James Weber, Ben Johnson, Michael O’Sullivan, Paulo Artaxo, Scott Barningham
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Abstract The Amazon rainforest is a vital contributor to the removal of anthropogenic carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Ozone (O3) is an atmospheric pollutant that reduces carbon dioxide uptake by vegetation. Yet the degree to which variability in ozone, elevated by anthropogenic-derived fire activity, and climate contribute to changes in Amazon forest productivity remains poorly understood.
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