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Methane Flux Responses to Warming and Inundation in the Qinghai Lake Littoral Wetland. [PDF]

Biology (Basel)
Zhao H, Yang Z, Yang Y, Cao M, Ma Y, Chen C, Zhu S, Chen K.   +7 more
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Industrial point source emissions and incident breast and lung cancers: two case-control studies. [PDF]

Cancer Causes Control
Boyle J, Nana-Sinkam P, McGuire KP, Fuemmeler BF.   +3 more
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Carbon burial outweighs the climate impact of methane emissions across global aquatic ecosystems

Yau Y, Arias-Ortiz A, Holgerson M, Ray N, Taillardat P, Henriksson L, Peacock M, Rocher-Ros G, Sawakuchi H, Smeaton C, Bonaglia S, Cotovicz L, Chen X, Henry D, Bastviken D, Bange H, Stranne C, Santos I.   +17 more
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Optimal Climate Policy with Negative Emissions

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023
We can limit the future temperature impact of climate change in two ways: (i) reducing our use of CO2 emitting fuels as an energy source (abatement), and (ii) using negative emission technologies (NETs) to remove existing CO2 from the atmosphere (removal). Using a modification of the DICE model, we analyze the optimal use of these two policy responses
RICCARDO REBONATO, DHERMINDER KAINTH, LIONEL MELIN, DOMINIC O’KANE   +3 more
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The promise of negative emissions—Response

Science, 2016
As we wrote in our Perspective, we agree with Lackner et al. that negative-emissions technologies should “be the subject of research, development, and potentially deployment.” We support research on the technical, environmental, social, and economic viability of negative-emissions technologies.
Kevin, Anderson, Glen, Peters
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Investing in negative emissions

Nature Climate Change, 2015
Methods of removing CO2 from the atmosphere add vital flexibility to efforts to tackle climate change. They must be brought into mainstream climate policy as soon as possible to open up the landscape for innovation and development, and to discover which approaches work at scale.
Guy Lomax, Timothy M. Lenton, Adepeju Adeosun, Mark Workman   +3 more
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“Negative” absorption and “negative” emission in nonlinear optics

Physics Letters A, 1984
Abstract The nonlinear susceptibilities X 3 ( ω 2 = ω 1 − ω 1 + ω 2 ) calculated for stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) and two- photon absorption (TPA) under the condition of one-photon resonance in the case of a multilevel system with broad overlapping absorption bands (corresponding to polyatomic molecules) are discussed. Spectra of Im X
P.P. Kircheva, S.D. Simeonov
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Global Distribution of Negative Emissions

2022
Meeting our climate goals will require large-scale deployment of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) options to compensate for both ongoing emissions and residual emissions from hard-to-abate sectors. Acknowledging that different regions are unequally endowed with natural capacities to deliver CDR, ensuring an equitable distribution of burdens and efforts ...
Carlos Pozo, Ángel Galán-Martín, David M. Reiner, Gonzalo Guillén-Gosálbez, Mai Bui, Niall Mac Dowell   +5 more
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