The effect of land clearance and agricultural practices upon climate

A. Henderson-Sellers

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Abstract

The changes caused to the environment which are believed to be of significance for the climate are: increased surface albedo; perturbation of the carbon cycle causing variations in the atmospheric levels of CO2; local changes in the water balance; addition of particulates to the troposphere, both directly from combustion and by increasing the wind-blown dust, and perturbation of the hydrological and turbulence characteristics over areas where tall forest stands are replaced by low crops or cleared land.-from Author

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)443-485
Number of pages43
JournalStudies in Third World Societies
Volume14
Publication statusPublished - 1980
Externally publishedYes

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