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RAPID: MECHANISMS OF FIRE-INDUCED CARBONATE FORMATION IN A COLD DESERT ECOSYSTEM

RAPID: MECHANISMS OF FIRE-INDUCED CARBONATE FORMATION IN A COLD DESERT ECOSYSTEM

PI: David Huber

Sponsor: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

Earth, Environmental and Resource Sciences

Amount awarded: $18,216

This project investigates the mechanisms of soil carbonate formation as a result of dryland wildfires to determine its impact on carbon storage in desert ecosystems.

Posting date: Mon, 07/03/2023

Award start date: Sat, 07/15/2023

Award end date: Sun, 06/30/2024

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