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In 20 years of studying how ecosystems absorb carbon, here’s why we’re worried about a tipping point of collapse

Caitlin Moore, The University of Western Australia; David Campbell, University of Waikato; Helen Cleugh, Australian National University; Jamie Cleverly, James Cook University; Jason Beringer, The University of Western Australia; Lindsay Hutley, Charles Darwin University, and Mark Grant, The University of Queensland

As climate change pressures intensify, ecosystems may lose their ability to bounce back from disasters.
TERN operates a number of flux towers that measure energy, water and carbon dioxide fluxes and their drivers in the vast expanse of northern Australia.

Research infrastructure cuts would hit the Top End hard

Andrew Campbell, Charles Darwin University and Lindsay Hutley, Charles Darwin University

The NCRIS-funded Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN) benefits pastoralists, business, tourism and Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory. Cutting it will hurt them all.

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