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The Elusive Sweet Spot - March 26, 2026
From Farm to River: How Climate Extremes Are Redirecting Nitrogen Pollution - March 26, 2026
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N.E. Maxfield, R.A. Smith, C.J. Vörösmarty, G.E. Schwarz, P.M. Groffman, and G.J. Musa. Changes in extreme climate event frequencies have markedly different effects on watershed nitrogen exports than do changes in mean temperature and precipitation. Environmental Research Letters, 2026, 21, 044021.
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