The self-cleansing ability of prehistoric air

Michaela I. Hegglin ()
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Michaela I. Hegglin: University of Reading, Reading

Nature, 2017, vol. 546, issue 7656, 41-42

Abstract: Isotopic data from an ice core have been used to estimate atmospheric oxidant levels during past climate transitions — pointing to relatively unexplored climate feedbacks as drivers of atmospheric composition. See Letter p.133

Date: 2017
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