{"article":{"id":191989,"heading":"Earth is Losing its Ability to Absorb CO2?","author":"reposted","created":"2007-01-24 22:27:19","modified":"2007-01-24 22:27:19","last_modified":"Thu, 25 Jan 2007 05:27:19","article":"

CO2 rose at record levels in 2006, the fourth of the past five

years showing increases that are not in line with the slow increase

in man's emmision of the greenhouse gas. It would be explained if

there had been a volcanic eruption each year somewhere on the

planet.....but there has not been even one.

Peter Cox, a climate change expert at Exeter University, said: \" The

concern is that climate change itself will affect the ability of the land

to absorb our emissions.\"

They are worried that this means we have less time than they thought

to change our polluting ways before huge changes in the climate occur.

This information is from the following article:

Surge in carbon levels raises fears of runaway warming, by David Adam

Environment correspondent, Guardian UK, 1\/19\/07

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