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Could Amazonian Deforestation Increase Cloudiness and Rain?

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In trading trees for pastures, patchwork differences in vegetation heights increase cloudiness in downwind regions.

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A decision-making model to turn seasonal climate forecasts into information farmers actually need.

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Smoke from the residues, burned during October and November to ready fields for next year’s planting, emanate from Punjab, a region spanning northwestern India and eastern Pakistan.

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