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El Nino Boosts Plant Growth Reduces CO2 Later
A study in Science reports El Nino warms oceans and triggers global vegetation growth that later absorbs more carbon dioxide. Researchers say initial CO2 release from soil and decay is followed by a two year surge in plant growth, though net long term CO2 change remains uncertain.
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David Schimel
National Center For Atmospheric Research
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8. H. Braswell
University of New Hampshire