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Insights into the physiological and metabolic features of <i>Thalassobacterium</i>, a novel genus of <i>Verrucomicrobiota</i> with the potential to drive the carbon cycle. [PDF]
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Heating up the roof of the world: tracing the impacts of in-situ warming on carbon cycle in alpine grasslands on the Tibetan Plateau. [PDF]
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Serum molecules of the folate-driven one-carbon cycle as indicators of depressive tendencies in the elderly. [PDF]
HeliyonXiong Y, Zhou G, Zhou L, Guo M, Lu H.
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Quantification of biomass availability for wood harvesting and storage in the continental United States with a carbon cycle model. [PDF]
Carbon Balance ManagHausmann H, Cai Q, Zeng N.
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Mechanical Engineering, 2023
Abstract Recently, ASME’s Video Production team visited three facilities in New York City that are capturing carbon dioxide emissions before they enter the atmosphere and using them in industrial processes can have the same net effect as averting emissions in the first place.
Walter Reineke, Michael Schlömann
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Abstract Recently, ASME’s Video Production team visited three facilities in New York City that are capturing carbon dioxide emissions before they enter the atmosphere and using them in industrial processes can have the same net effect as averting emissions in the first place.
Walter Reineke, Michael Schlömann
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Science, 2013
Enhanced levels of anaerobic respiration processes may explain oscillations in Earth's carbon cycle. [Also see Research Article by Schrag et al. ]
Canfield, D.E., Kump, L.R.
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Enhanced levels of anaerobic respiration processes may explain oscillations in Earth's carbon cycle. [Also see Research Article by Schrag et al. ]
Canfield, D.E., Kump, L.R.
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Scientific American, 1970
The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is of fundamental importance for the radiative balance of the Earth relative to space. Changes of the atmospheric CO2 concentration, as now caused by the rapidly increasing use of fossil fuels, need therefore be considered carefully when concerned with possible future changes of the climate of the Earth ...
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The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is of fundamental importance for the radiative balance of the Earth relative to space. Changes of the atmospheric CO2 concentration, as now caused by the rapidly increasing use of fossil fuels, need therefore be considered carefully when concerned with possible future changes of the climate of the Earth ...
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Black Carbon and the Carbon Cycle
Science, 1998When vegetation and fossil fuels burn, the combustion creates "black carbon" that becomes distributed throughout the environment. Determining how it is created and where it goes is important for studying the past history of fire and for understanding global carbon and oxygen budgets.
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1982
Carbon is a key element of life and the existence of the carbon cycle is the conditio sine qua non for every biological activity on this planet. The exceptional position of carbon among other elements is based on the ability of its atoms to link manifoldly together to form a huge variety of compounds which is essential to the development of living ...
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Carbon is a key element of life and the existence of the carbon cycle is the conditio sine qua non for every biological activity on this planet. The exceptional position of carbon among other elements is based on the ability of its atoms to link manifoldly together to form a huge variety of compounds which is essential to the development of living ...
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1957
Primarily as the result of living processes the carbon which is contained in the oceans, in the atmosphere and in living matter is cycled at a rate which is extremely rapid, particularly when viewed in the perspective of the geologic time scale.
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Primarily as the result of living processes the carbon which is contained in the oceans, in the atmosphere and in living matter is cycled at a rate which is extremely rapid, particularly when viewed in the perspective of the geologic time scale.
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