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Modeling the combined effects of changing land cover, climate, and atmospheric deposition on nitrogen transport in the Neuse River Basin.

Mark Gabriel | Christopher Knightes | Ellen Cooter | Robin Dennis
Journal of hydrology. Regional studies | 2018

The SWAT model was used to estimate the combined effects of changing land cover, climate and Clean Air Act (CAAA)-related atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition to watershed nitrogen fate and transport for two watersheds in North Carolina, USA.

Pubmed ID: 30245973

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  • Agency: Intramural EPA, United States
    Id: EPA999999

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