An iron enrichment experiment (Subarctic Ecosystem Response to Iron Enrichment Study), SERIES was carried out at Ocean Station Papa (50°N, 145°W) in the subarctic Northeast Pacific Ocean in July 2002, in order to observe the physiological, ecological and biogeochemical responses to a release from iron stress in these high-nitrate, low-chlorophyll (HNLC) waters. The patch was created by injectin...

Limited mesophyll diffusion conductance to CO(2) (g(m)) can significantly constrain plant photosynthesis, but the extent of g(m)-limitation is still imperfectly known. As g(m) scales positively with foliage photosynthetic capacity (A), the CO(2) drawdown from substomatal cavities (C(i)) to chloroplasts (C(C), C(i)-C(C)=A/g(m)) rather than g(m) alone characterizes the mesophyll diffusion limitat...

Climate forcing of sea-ice losses from the Arctic and West Antarctic are blueing the poles. These losses are accelerating, reducing Earth's albedo and increasing heat absorption. Subarctic forest (area expansion and increased growth) and ice-shelf losses (resulting in new phytoplankton blooms which are eaten by benthos) are the only significant described negative feedbacks acting to counteract ...

BACKGROUND The Three Gorges project has caused many ecosystem problems. Ecological restoration using readily-available plants is an effective way of mitigating environmental impacts. Two perennial submergence-tolerant ecotypes of Calamagrostis arundinacea were planted in an experimental field in the drawdown zone. Responses of the two plant ecotypes to flooding stress in the drawdown zone were ...

[1] We use an Earth system model of intermediate complexity, CLIMBER-2, to investigate what recent improvements in the representation of the physics and biology of the glacial ocean imply for the atmospheric concentration. The coupled atmosphere-ocean model under the glacial boundary conditions is able to reproduce the deep, salty, stagnant water mass inferred from Antarctic deep pore water dat...

In this article, we aim to explain what causes the depth of a stock market drawdown using discretionary global macro approach. Our key finding is that increase in credit risk high/very high level after beginning significantly explains drawdown. An expected aggressive monetary policy tightening can trigger correction, especially if accompanied with recession probability. Further, an easing, as s...

In this paper, we consider an optimal reinsurance problem to minimize the probability of drawdown for scaled Cramér–Lundberg risk model when premium is computed according mean-variance principle. We extend work Liang, and Young [Insurance Math. Econom., 92 (2020), pp. 128–146] case minimizing drawdown. By using comparison method tool adjustment coefficients, show that minimum classical converge...

[1] Seasonal cycles of atmospheric CO2 and d O-CO2 at high northern latitudes have the potential to serve as indicators of ecological change in response to climate changes. Effective interpretation of these observations requires an understanding of how different species and ecosystems contribute to biosphere-atmosphere exchange. Here we examined the effect of postfire stand age in boreal forest...