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Rapid Response Flux Site – Scotty Creek 2.0 (CA-SCC) in Canada’s Arctic-boreal

by Oliver Sonnentag, Haley Alcock, Kyle A. Arndt, Susan M. Natali, Matteo Detto - June 16, 2025

Scotty Creek 2.0: a boreal peatland complex recovering from a recent late-season wildfire (October 2022) by Oliver Sonnentag, Université de Montréal; Haley Alcock, Université de Montréal; Kyle A. Arndt, Woodwell… More

in Homepage, Tech   Boreal Peatland, Fire, rapid response, Tech Team 0

Rapid Response Flux Site – Metolius Low Burn Severity Subcanopy (US-Me7)

by Chad Hanson - May 28, 2025

Mixed Severity Fire Impacts The Science Wildfire has a wide range of impacts on forest landscapes. In August 2020, US-Me2 experienced a mixed-severity fire that burned through the footprint. The… More

in Homepage, Tech   Disturbance recovery, Fire, Forest, rapid response, Subcanopy Flux 0

Rapid Response Flux Site – Corteva Range and Pasture (US-CN1)

by Courtland Kelly, Scott Flynn - April 30, 2025

AmeriFlux partners with Corteva Agriscience to study carbon balance in pastures While March is still wintery in many parts of the country, on the Coleman ranch near Peculiar, MO, the… More

in Homepage, Tech   Agriculture, rapid response, Tech Team 0

Rapid Response Flux Site – Phoenix Encanto Vehicle Lot (US-Px4)

by Nidia E. Rojas-Robles - February 28, 2025

Phoenix Metropolitan area:  A perfect place to understand land-atmospheric energy and CO2 exchange in hot environments Science Urbanization changes the local environment, affecting water, energy, and carbon balances and their… More

in Homepage, Tech   Desert, Phoenix, rapid response, Tech Team, urban fluxes 0

Rapid Response Flux Site – US-KS3

by Ross Hinkle - January 26, 2022

The encroachment of woody species such as mangrove invading coastal marshes is expected to change the carbon storage in the soils and biomass as well as exchanges with the atmosphere.

in Homepage, Tech   blue carbon, coastal wetland, mangrove, rapid response, US-KS3 0

Rapid Response Flux Systems Featured Site – US-CdM

by W. Stephen Chan - September 17, 2019

The Science How will forests cope as droughts become more frequent and severe? Piñon-juniper woodlands in the American Southwest are a model system for understanding the effects of drought on… More

in Tech   rapid response, Tech Team 0

Rapid Response Flux Systems Featured Site – US-HRN

by W. Stephen Chan - September 6, 2019

Rice can be grown with a lower climate impact.

in Homepage, Tech   rapid response, Tech Team 0
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