Less bluster ahead? ecohydrological implications of global trends of terrestrial near-surface wind speeds

McVicar, Tim R; Roderick, Michael; Donohue, Randall J.; Van Niel, Thomas G.

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Less bluster ahead? ecohydrological implications of global trends of terrestrial near-surface wind speeds

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2012

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McVicar, Tim R

Roderick, Michael

Donohue, Randall J.

Van Niel, Thomas G.

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John Wiley & Sons Inc

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Why, in a globally warming climate, have observed rates of atmospheric evaporative demand (AED) declined at many sites over recent decades? The answer is that the evaporative process is primarily driven by radiative and aerodynamic components (the latter

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Ecohydrology

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10.1002/eco.1298

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