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This thesis by Jonathan Schenk explores methane dynamics in northern lakes, focusing on the spatial and temporal variability of methane emissions. Utilizing multi-scale observations, it examines the factors affecting methane fluxes and the effectiveness of empirical and process-based models in predicting these emissions. The research highlights the significant role of northern lakes in global methane emissions and the impact of climate change on these dynamics. It provides insights into the variability of methane sources and offers guidance for improving predictive models. The work is intended for researchers and environmental scientists interested in greenhouse gas emissions and climate change impacts.

Atmospheric methane. --- Greenhouse gases.

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Greenhouse gases --- Regulation.