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Matteo Detto, in collaboration with Oliver Sonnentag (Montreal University) and Kyle Arndt (Woodwell Climate Research Center), installing an eddy covariance flux tower for monitoring CO 2 , CH 4 gas exchanges and other bio-environmental variables at Scotty Creek (Northwest Territories, Canada) in March 2023 (Photo by Dominik Heilig) Cover Morrison Hall, Princeton University
Contents INTRODUCTION 1 RESEARCH – AT A GLANCE 8 RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS REPEAT Project Assesses U.S. Climate Progress 13 Overcoming Challenges Facing the Execution of Net-Zero Energy Ambitions 17 IRA Impacts on Prospective Economics of Clean Hydrogen and Liquid Fuel 20 India’s Deccan Traps Appear to Have Limited Capacity for Carbon Storage 26 Pore Structure and Permeability of Alkali-Activated Metakaolin Cements with Reduced CO 2 Emissions 30 Projecting the Expansion and Impacts of Ocean Oxygen Minimum Zones 32 Understanding Drivers of Hurricane Activity 35 Critical Hydrogen Emission Intensity for Methane Mitigation 39 The <strong>CMI</strong> Wetland Project: Understanding the Biogeochemical Controls on Wetland Methane Emissions for Improved Climate Prediction and Methane Mitigation 42 Land Conversion to Store Carbon: The Costs and Benefits to Biodiversity 46 Understanding How Economic Incentives Influence Land-Use Decisions 48 How the Orography-Aware Land Model LM4.2 Improves our Understanding of Potentially Abrupt Changes in the Land Terrestrial Carbon Cycle 51 Ongoing Research at the Pacala Lab 54 THIS YEAR'S PUBLICATIONS 57 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 61
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