The object creating this hole, especially in precision work
The hole thus created; usually in reference to a well
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Over the past 30 years, global borealforests have experienced a significant amount of warming and drying which, if trends continue as predicted, are likely to induce feedbacks that may further influence global climate.
Increased temperatures in the boreal region release large quantities of carbon previously immobilized in the cold and frozen soils.
It is estimated that borealforests and woodlands cover approximately 14.5% of the earth's land surface, comprising an area of nearly 16 million square kilometers (5.7 million square miles) or about the size of the conterminous United States.
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