Carbonate rocks may release more carbon dioxide as climate warms

An analysis of 60 years of water chemistry data from Arctic and subarctic Canadian rivers finds that some regions exhibit a major increase of dissolved sulfates, a product of weathering reactions that also release CO2.

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Physics Today
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2024-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.1063/pt.uqef.syog
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Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics
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Carbonate rocks may release more carbon dioxide as climate warms

Laura Fattaruso
Physics Today
Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics
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Carbonate rocks may release more carbon dioxide as climate warms

Laura Fattaruso
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Abstract

An analysis of 60 years of water chemistry data from Arctic and subarctic Canadian rivers finds that some regions exhibit a major increase of dissolved sulfates, a product of weathering reactions that also release CO2.

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