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Steven G. McNulty
Forestry
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The rise of the mediocre forest: why chronically stressed trees may better survive extreme episodic climate variability
Anthropogenic climate change is a relatively new phenomenon, largely occurring over the past 150 years, and much of the discussion on climate change impacts to forests has focused on long-term shifts in temper...
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Predictions and Projections of Pine Productivity and Hydrology in Response to Climate Change Across the Southern United States
The southeastern United States is one of the most rapidly growing human population regions in continental United States, and as the population increases, the demand for commercial, industrial, and residential ...
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An Integrated Assessment of Climate Change on Timber Markets of the Southern United States
There is growing public concern that continued emissions of greenhouse gases could cause the global climate to change (Gore, 1992). Altered global climate could, in turn, have impacts on the earth’s natural sy...
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Predictions of Southern Pine Beetle Populations Using a Forest Ecosystem Model
Dendroctonus frontalis Zirnm. (southern pine beetle (SPB)) has caused over $900 million in damage to pines in the southern United States between 1960 and 1990 (Price et al., 1992). The damage of ...
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Summary of Simulated Forest Responses to Climate Change in the Southeastern United States
During the next century, substantial changes are expected to occur involving such environmental variables as temperature, precipitation, cloudiness, atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2), tropospheric ozone, and atmos...
