Increased greenhouse-gas intensity of rice production under future atmospheric conditions

Kees Jan van Groenigen (), Chris van Kessel and Bruce A. Hungate
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Kees Jan van Groenigen: School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin
Chris van Kessel: University of California
Bruce A. Hungate: Northern Arizona University

Nature Climate Change, 2013, vol. 3, issue 3, 288-291

Abstract: Rice cultivation is one of the largest anthropogenic sources of the greenhouse gas methane. Now a meta-analysis shows that increased atmospheric CO2 (550–743 ppmV) and climate warming (+0.8 °C to +6 °C) can be expected to significantly increase the yield-scaled greenhouse-gas emissions of rice.

Date: 2013
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