Assistant Professor, Department of Soil, Water, and Environmental Science
Univ. of Arizona - University of Arizona
Blankinship's Univ. of Arizona page
PhD, Biology, Northern Arizona University, 2009
BA, Environmental Sciences, University of Virginia, 2002
Dr. Blankinship uses observational and manipulative experiments to better understand the mechanisms underlying soil greenhouse gas emissions, soil organic matter stabilization, soil aggregate formation, soil nutrient dynamics, soil water retention, and ecosystem responses to global environmental changes. Developing a mechanistic view of these critical ecosystem processes will lead to improved biogeochemical projections and the most effective strategies for soil conservation, dust abatement, drought adaptation, soil carbon sequestration, and other metrics of sustainability in both managed and relatively unmanaged systems.
2018
Quantifying the legacy of snowmelt timing on soil greenhouse gas emissions in a seasonally dry montane forest. BLANKINSHIP, J.C., E.P. MCCORKLE, M.W. MEADOWS, S.C. HART (2018): Global Change Biology
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