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Carbon emission from Western Siberian inland waters

Earth Sciences

Carbon emission from Western Siberian inland waters

J. Karlsson, S. Serikova, et al.

This remarkable study reveals that carbon emissions from Western Siberian inland waters, particularly the Ob' River, are astonishingly high, with rates reaching up to 0.10 Pg C yr⁻¹. Conducted by Jan Karlsson and colleagues, the findings have crucial implications for understanding carbon cycles in a warming world.... show more
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