Titlebook: Biogeochemistry of Global Change; Radiatively Active T Ronald S. Oremland (Chairman) Book 1993 Chapman & Hall, Inc. 1993 Atmospheric chemis

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Aufbau der GU- und TU-Kalkulationdwana in two, and separated northern Gondwana from North America. Rising eustatic sea level throughout the Jurassic flooded large parts of the continents particularly in the Northern Hemisphere. These conditions created a series of zonally oriented continents and contributed significantly to climate

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-36695-9. Possibilities include increased emissions from the use of fossil fuel, landfills, biomass burning, domestic cattle, and rice paddies. Another possibility is a reduction in the photochemical removal rate of CH. in the atmosphere due to decreasing concentrations of OH. Such reductions could result f

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Umsatzbezogene Kosten und Zuschl?genumerical simulations of atmospheric CO. concentrations over the next few hundreds to hundreds of thousands of years for various patterns of fossil-fuel consumption and land use. The computer model predicts that atmospheric CO. concentrations could exceed 2000 ppm (parts per million) within the next

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Verfahrensgrundlagen der Angebotskalkulation inadequate. Moreover, our knowledge of the budgets of other nitrogen-containing trace gases is worse than that for nitrous oxide. An analysis of the overall global nitrogen cycle and anthropogenic perturbations to it suggest that the global cycle has been altered to a greater extent than has nitrou

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-36695-9 area during the dry season (January 1989 and 1991). During these experiments, COS, SO., CO., and CO have been simultaneously monitored. SO. and COS values range from 0.1 and 0.6 ppbv out of the fires to 115 and 42 ppbv in the plume, respectively. A significant correlation has been observed between

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9417-2 of the Crimea, arable soils of the Moscow region, wetlands and dry forest soils of the Tver (Kalinin) and Syktyvkar regions, as well as tundra soils of the Polar Ural. Two main approaches were used: (1) CH.-exchange rates between the soil and atmosphere were used by chamber techniques and (2) the e