Biological soil crusts play a key role in current and future global dust cycling

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Nature Geoscience | 2022年 / 15卷
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This study shows that by stabilizing the soil, biological soil crusts reduce global atmospheric dust emissions by 60%, corresponding to ~700 Tg of dust per year. According to models of biocrust cover loss, this effect will be reduced in the future, leading to increases in not only dust emissions but also global radiative cooling.
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