Recent
October 2002
Increased
CO2 Levels Are Mixed Blessing for Agriculture
August 2002
Position Announcement
July 2002
Position Announcement
June 2002
Researchers Discovering How Air Pollutants impact Northern Trees
April 2002
Forest experiment questions greenhouse gas strategy
Position Announcement
The two-year position is available beginning June 2002. For information, contact
Jim Clark (jimclark@duke.edu).
November 2001
Position Announcement
August 2001
Forests May Not Absorb
Extra CO2
Attending the 86th Annual Meeting of the
Ecological
Society of America (ESA)? if so, make plans to visit the nearby
Aspen FACE
site!
April 2001
OzFACE - this new FACE experiment, located in a tropical
savanna site in northern Australia, is now fully operational!
Variety's Key Role In Green Future Grassland study
trumpets biodiversity
GREENHOUSE EFFECTS: High CO2
Levels May Give Fast-Growing Trees an Edge
November 2000
Sweetgums taste the future: ORNL team rises to the task of shaping energy policy
Vicious
cycle: Global warming feeds fire potential
Deserts
Threatened by Climate Change
Study: Deserts Burn with Rising CO2
(Newswise, 05 October 2002)
Immediate opening for a FACE Site Operator for the Duke Forest FACE Project located at Duke Forest, North Carolina, USA, with a permanent duty station near Duke University. For information, contact George Hendrey (hendrey@bnl.gov).
Professional Staff Position available for Site Manager of the Free Air CO2 Enrichment (FACE) facility located in the Duke Forest, Orange County, North Carolina. For information, contact George Hendrey (hendrey@bnl.gov).
(News & Features, 07-June-02)
(NewScientist.com, 15-Apr-02)
A postdoctoral position is available at Duke University as
part of the Free Air CO2 Enrichment (FACE) experiment to
understand relationships involving tree demography and ecophysiology. The study will
involve how leaf-level CO2 effects and C allocation to
growth, storage, and reproduction relate to demographic variables.
Nevada Desert FACE
Facility Research Ecologist
Consideration of applications will begin on January 4, 2002
(ScienceNOW 10 August 2001)
(ESA Annual Meeting, 5-12 August 2001, Madison, Wisconsin, USA)
(Newsday.com 12 April 2001)
(Science 06 April 2001)
(KnoxNEWS.com 06 November 2000)
(CNN.com 02 November 2000)
(ScienceNOW 02 November 2000)
(Discovery.com News 01 November 2000)
