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Did Carbon Save Earth From a Deep Freeze?
Researchers are postulating that carbon in the ocean, dissolved from mineral deposits on the sea floor, has prevented Earth from becoming a giant snowball at critical junctures in its history. The findings also lend credence to a hypothesis that climate change and the global carbon cycle are tightly linked, with each influencing the other.
Researchers are postulating that carbon in the ocean, dissolved from mineral deposits on the sea floor, has prevented Earth from becoming a giant snowball at critical junctures in its history. The findings also lend credence to a hypothesis that climate change and the global carbon cycle are tightly linked, with each influencing the other.
Source: Science
Posted on: Thursday, Dec 06, 2007, 8:47am
Views: 1430
Posted on: Thursday, Dec 06, 2007, 8:47am
Views: 1430
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