The impact of African and Amazonian deforestation on tropical climate

This paper presents results of a deforestation experiment carried out with the general circulation model of the Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique coupled to the Schématisation des Echanges Hydriques à l'Interface entre le Biosphère et l'Atmosphère (SECHIBA) vegetation model. An integra...

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tropical rain forests
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