Historical soil drainage mediates the response of soil greenhouse gas emissions to intense precipitation events

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Great soils paper by @AlexKrichels ! Gotta love great #UiucScience and great #AlexScience!

10 Feb 2019

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RT @AlexKrichels: Interested in how rainfall intensification and soil N cycling interact to affect climate change? Check out the first chap…

10 Feb 2019

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Great research from @IllinoisNRES @USDA on whether #soil drainage history affects the response of #soil #GHG emissions to rain events https://t.co/akf6iWsCKv #CO2 #N2O #agriculture https://t.co/y8Ngfz79Zm

06 Feb 2019

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Congrats to my Ph.D. student, @AlexKrichels, for publishing his study showing that greenhouse gas emissions in historically poorly-drained soils in depressions respond differently than upslope soils to intense rain events. https://t.co/508AowsD1P

04 Feb 2019

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