... they respond to environmental change remains understudied. We aimed to assess how 2 abiotic global change drivers, soil warming and simulated nitrogen (N) deposition, impact soil VOC emissions over time in a temperate forest. We characterized the effect of warming, N deposition, and their interaction...

...M. A. Anthony; M. Knorr; J. A. M. Moore; M. Simpson; S. D. Frey Soil fungi are key regulators of forest carbon cycling and their responses to global change have effects that ripple throughout ecosystems. Global changes are expected to push many fungi beyond their environmental niches...

...Sarai S. Finks; Claudia Weihe; Sarah Kimball; Steven D. Allison; Adam C. Martiny; Kathleen K. Treseder; Jennifer B. H. Martiny Global changes such as increased drought and atmospheric nitrogen deposition perturb both the microbial and plant communities that mediate terrestrial ecosystem functioning...

..., and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. See http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ . Tropospheric Ozone Trends Global change Trace gas Of the greenhouse gases (CO 2 , CH 4 , O 3 , N 2 O, H 2 O, synthetic greenhouse gases, e.g. HFCs, SF6...

...D. Shallin Busch; Paul McElhany; Jody W. Deming; Julie E. Keister Information on ecosystem sensitivity to global change can help guide management decisions. Here, we characterize the sensitivity of the Puget Sound ecosystem to ocean acidification by estimating, at a number of taxonomic levels...

... of the world’s richest natural resources and are one of the most significant drivers of global climate patterns. As the marine environment continues to increase in importance as both an essential resource reservoir and facilitator of global change, it is apparent that to find long-term sustainable solutions...

... academia to help effect positive global change. 2016 Barnosky, Ehrlich and Hadly This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author...

... are credited. terrestrial biosphere environmental history global change Human populations and their use of land are leading causes of global changes in biodiversity ( Braje and Erlandson, 2013 ), biogeochemistry ( Foley et al., 2005 ), geomorphic processes ( Syvitski and Kettner, 2011...