The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 205, Issues 1-3National Geographic Society., 2004 - Geography |
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Page 100
... carbon prematurely from these reservoirs- beginning with the burning of forests . The burning of fossil fuels has accelerated the release , flooding the atmo sphere with enough carbon dioxide to affect global climate . ART BY ALICIA ...
... carbon prematurely from these reservoirs- beginning with the burning of forests . The burning of fossil fuels has accelerated the release , flooding the atmo sphere with enough carbon dioxide to affect global climate . ART BY ALICIA ...
Page 113
... carbon from solid to gas , read g. that the oceans take up nearly as much carbon as the regrowing forests and thickening brush on land : an average of two billion tons a year . " One - half of the missing carbon is ending up in the ocean ...
... carbon from solid to gas , read g. that the oceans take up nearly as much carbon as the regrowing forests and thickening brush on land : an average of two billion tons a year . " One - half of the missing carbon is ending up in the ocean ...
Page 116
... carbon dioxide - is a lack of iron . Martin and others began to talk of a " Geritol solution " to global warming : Send out a fleet of converted oil tankers to sprinkle the oceans with an iron compound , and the surge of plant growth ...
... carbon dioxide - is a lack of iron . Martin and others began to talk of a " Geritol solution " to global warming : Send out a fleet of converted oil tankers to sprinkle the oceans with an iron compound , and the surge of plant growth ...
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Breaking the Ice100 | |
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