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Science - Scientists Develop Evidence on CO2 Concentrations During Post-Glacial Warming Periods

By Susan Smith

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Scientists have long sought to unravel the combination of physical and biogeochemical processes responsible for the tight coupling between atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations and Earth?s climate. Researchers suspect that the Southern Ocean may have provided a reservoir for atmospheric carbon...

Full post as published by Environmental Law Prof Blog on April 02, 2009 (boomark / email).

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