¡Cuba! New Chemical and physical denudation rates define source-to-sink mass transport and anthropogenic impacts on nutrient loads for the largest Caribbean nation
Paul R. Bierman(University of Vermont), Carlos Alonso‐Hernández(International Atomic Energy Agency), Amanda H. Schmidt, David P. Dethier, Rita Sibello Hernández(University of Cienfuegos), Aniel Guillén(University of Cienfuegos), Marc W. Caffee(Purdue University West Lafayette), Héctor A. Cartas Aguila, Marika Eden Massey-Bierman, Mae Kate Campbell, Lee B. Corbett(University of Vermont), Yoelvis Bolaños Álvarez, Alejandro García Moya(University of Cienfuegos)
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