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Soil contributes to climate warming more than expected - Finnish research shows a flaw in climate models (SYKE, Metla and University of Helsinki 2/8/2010)

 

Photo: Mikko Peltoniemi

The climatic warming will increase the carbon dioxide emissions from soil more than previously estimated. This is a mechanism that will significantly accelerate the climate change. Already now the carbon dioxide emissions from soil are ten times higher than the emissions of fossil carbon. A Finnish research group has proved that the present standard measurements underestimate the effect of climate warming on emissions from the soil.

Finnish experts will study reduction of the environmental risks of acid sulphate soils (1/20/2010)

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