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News Release 09-140
Earth's Biogeochemical Cycles, Once in Concert, Falling Out of Sync
Climate change, land-use patterns are culprits, scientists to report at Ecological Society of America conference
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Earth's water cycle is changing as result of global warming and other factors.
Credit: U.S. Geological Survey
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Carbon is part of oceans, rocks, soil and all living things, and is always on the move.
Credit: UCAR/NCAR
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Nitrogen travels through living and non-living parts of the Earth system.
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