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Influence of increasing active-layer depth and continued permafrost degradation on carbon, water and energy fluxes over two forested permafrost landscapes in the Taiga Plains, NWT, Canada

Oliver Sonnentag, Jennifer L. Baltzer, L. Chasmer, Matteo Detto, Phil Marsh, William L. Quinton

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Key concepts: Permafrost, Taiga, Active layer, Carbon fibers, Physical geography, Boreal, Environmental science, Carbon cycle

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