[Terrapreta] CO2 rising
Brian Hans
bhans at earthmimic.com
Thu Sep 20 22:30:27 EDT 2007
Here is one study on the topic...not done yet. http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/SC0706/S00051.htm
I believe the specific study Code is refering to is on Biopact
http://biopact.com/2006/11/idea-that-forests-are-carbon-sinks-no.html
Interesting way of looking at things. IMO...we dont know much about the planet we live on. Even tho we think we do...we dont...
Brian
code suidae <codesuidae at gmail.com> wrote:
I read an article sometime in the past year or so that described how
forest can become net carbon emitters as global temperatures rise. I
have been unable to find the article again, but IIRC they were
describing research done on European forests.
Unfortunately I don't recall the description of how the rising
temperatures caused the forests to become net emitters.
Anyone familiar with this idea?
Dave K
--
"Our ignorance is not so vast as our failure to use what we know." -
M. King Hubbert
On 9/20/07, Sean K. Barry wrote:
> The ever increasing rate of increase is what is called an "exponential
> growth curve". Exponential growth curves are very common in natural
> systems.
>
> From: David Yarrow
> > not only is CO2 rising, but the rate of increase is increasing. the CO2
> > graph is an upturning curve, not a flat line. and we have entered the phase
> > when the vertical component of the curve exceeds the horizontal -- the
> > "knee" of the curve.
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