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Die Messungen von Kohlenstoff-Isotopen und abnehmendem Sauerstoff in der Atmosphäre zeigen, dass der steigende Kohlendioxidgehalt auf die Verbrennung von fossilien Brennstoffen zurückzuführen ist und nicht von den Ozeanen kommen kann.
"Die Lösbarkeit von CO2 in Wasser findet man im "Handbuch der Chemie und Physik" als eine Funktion, die mit der Temperatur sinkt. Die ansteigenden Werte atmosphärischen Kohlendioxids während der Mauna Loa Messungen könnten offensichtlich in Zusammnhang mit der reduzierten Löslichkeit von CO2 in den Ozeanen des Planeten stehen."(Watts Up With That)
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