A global network of long‐term carbon and water flux measurements has existed since the
late 1990s. With its representative sampling of the terrestrial biosphere's climate and …

As the lifetime of regional flux networks approach twenty years, there is a growing number of
papers that have published long term records (5 years or more) of net carbon fluxes …

AmeriFlux scientists were early adopters of a network-enabled approach to ecosystem
science that continues to transform the study of land-atmosphere interactions. In the 20 …

Abstract Nature‐based Climate Solutions (NbCS) are managed alterations to ecosystems
designed to increase carbon sequestration or reduce greenhouse gas emissions. While they …

For over two decades, the AmeriFlux network has quantified the breathing of the biosphere,
as defined by measuring the flux densities of carbon dioxide and water vapor exchange …

Drought is one of the most important climate change factors, but its effects on ecosystems
are little understood. While known to influence soil carbon (C) cycling, it remains unresolved …

Land cover and land use influence surface climate through differences in biophysical
surface properties, including partitioning of sensible and latent heat (eg, Bowen ratio) …

We present 6.5 years of eddy covariance measurements of fluxes of methane (FCH4) and
carbon dioxide (FCO2) from a flooded rice paddy in Northern California, USA. A pronounced …

The eddy-covariance (EC) micro-meteorological technique and the ecology-based biometric
methods (BM) are the primary methodologies to quantify CO2 exchange between terrestrial …

Aim Terrestrial ecosystems have sequestered, on average, the equivalent of 30% of
anthropogenic carbon (C) emissions during the past decades, but annual sequestration …