Greenhouse gas emissions intensity of global croplands
Kimberly M. Carlson(New York University), Paul West(Defence Research and Development Organisation), James Gerber(University of Minnesota), Graham K. MacDonald(University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science), Kate A. Brauman(University of Alabama), Peter Havlík(International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis), Sassan Saatchi(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Justin A. Johnson(University of Minnesota), Nathaniel D. Mueller(Colorado State University), Christine S. O’Connell(University of Minnesota), Mario Herrero(Health Sciences and Nutrition)
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