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Christian Granz,Marisa Henn,Eva Lutze histories demonstrate the possible co-existence of CO. natural emissions and people since Roman times. The Solfatara crater (Phlegraean fields caldera, Southern Italy) is an ancient Roman spa. The area is characterized by intense and diffuse fumarole and hydrothermal activity. Soil gas flux measur

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Christian Granz,Marisa Henn,Eva Lutzthe basin along major faults, forming venting structures similar to small mud volcanoes. The CH. venting structures are considered to be the surface expression of escape pathways for excess CH. generated by the dissociation of pre-existing hydrates. The existence of a local heat flow anomaly associa

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,On Hodges and Lehmann’s “6/π Result”,dian oilfield. Anthropogenic CO. is being injected as part of an enhanced oil recovery operation. The European research was aimed at analysing longterm migration pathways of CO. and the effects of CO. on the hydrochemical and mineralogical properties of the reservoir rock. The long term safety and p

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Soumendra Lahiri,Anton Schick,T.N. Sriramial activity, a major research project to study geological sequestration and storage of CO., known as the International Energy Agency (IEA) Weyburn CO. Monitoring and Storage Project, was launched in July 2000. Phase 1 of this project was completed in 2004. This paper discusses the longterm assessme

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Internet Resources for Dental Pharmacology,Continuous measurements of carbon dioxide near Tomsk started in 1992 while CO monitoring began in 1998. Both analyzers operate at the TOR Station of the Institute of Atmospheric Optics. All readouts are recorded every hour all year round. In this paper we present some results of these measurements.