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Understanding the differences and similarities will help improve how models represent storm clouds and other convective processes.
Refinement addresses previous inaccuracies in plant growth from elevated carbon dioxide in Community Land Model.
Study finds that soil carbon may not be as stable as previously thought.
New insights improve Community Atmosphere Model’s representation.
Method enables quantification of thiols on bacteria and natural organic matter.
Model examines water-energy relationships at the regional level.
Study comparing data from hundreds of U.S. catchments could improve flood prediction.
ARM study reveals surprising amount of light absorption by large aerosol particles.
Land model improvements are enabling more realistic representations of the climate and hydrological consequences of crop irrigation.
Mycorrhizae inhabiting plant roots have major impact on carbon release rates.
Worms produce tiny clumps of soil that keep carbon taken in by plants from rapidly degrading and re-entering the environment.
Results show absorption properties of brown carbon depend more on burn conditions than fuel type, providing important information to model climates.
