Titlebook: Global Effects of Environmental Pollution; A Symposium Organize S. Fred Singer (Deputy Assistant Secretary) Book 1970 D. Reidel Publishing

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08557-7that the atmosphere has evolved by release of gases from the earth’s interior. These gases consisted mainly of carbon dioxide and water vapor, and they contained no free oxygen. The water vapor has gone mainly to form the oceans, and the carbon dioxide has gone mainly into carbonate rocks, and a min

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,Die Rechtsstellung der Au?enseiter,edented amounts of inorganic nitrogen. Thus, whereas the annual nutritional turnover of nitrogen amounts to 7 or 8 million tons, technology and agriculture introduce into the cycle a nearly equivalent amount of 10 million tons of nitrogen compounds. Soil bacteria rapidly convert nitrogenous fertiliz

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