The result is that simulated fires are, to put it mildly, rather slow-burning.

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The study simulated changes in agricultural yields as a result of changing precipitation and temperature patterns, finding that crop yields may increase under the higher temperature and precipitation under many climate-change scenarios in this region.

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These are a result of increased turbulence and entrainment of air at higher altitudes by the simulated turbines.

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