Coupling of surface temperatures and atmospheric [CO.sub.2] concentrations during the Paleozoic era

Article Abstract:

The estimates of the coupling of surface temperatures with the atmospheric [CO.sub.2] concentrations during the Palaeozoic era are explained. The results prove that the tropical sea surface temperatures were much higher in that period as compared to today.

Earth temperature, Earth's temperature, Paleocene Epoch

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Evidence for decoupling of atmospheric CO2 and global climate during the Phanerozoic eon

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The general belief that atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) has driven the global climate change in geological timescales is thrown into doubt by new research which has reconstructed tropical sea surface temperatures from the last 540 million years.

Climatology, Climatic changes, Climate change

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Europe to capture carbon

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The European Commission has decided to build new power stations with carbon-dioxide capturing and storage (CCS) technology across the country. The technique is expected to reduce global carbon-dioxide emissions to a large extent.

Management dynamics, Methods, Management, European Union. European Commission, Company business management, Carbon rationing

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