Climate Zones is a geographical classification system that partitions the Earth's surface into distinct regions based on recurring patterns of temperature, precipitation, and atmospheric circulation, distinguished by their characteristic long-term climatic conditions and ecological responses.
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Greenhouse gas emissions from soils—A review
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