NOAA - NOAA Acronym spelled out
NOAA logo PMEL - A leader in developing ocean observing systems
About us Research Publications Data Theme pages Infrastructure
 

FY 2007

Spring-time for sinks

Reay, D.S., C.L. Sabine, P. Smith, and G. Hymus

Nature, 446(7137), doi: 10.1038/446727a, 727–728 (2007)
Carbon sinks play a key role in slowing the growth of carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. These sinks are at risk as the world warms, but their demise is not inevitable, say Dave Reay and his colleagues.


Contact Ryan Layne Whitney |
Acronyms | Outstanding PMEL Publications

About us | Research | Publications | Data | Theme pages | Infrastructure
US Department of Commerce | NOAA | OAR | PMEL
Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory
NOAA /R/PMEL
7600 Sand Point Way NE
Seattle, WA 98115		   Phone: (206) 526-6239
Fax: (206) 526-6815
Contacts
Privacy Policy | Disclaimer | Accessibility Statement |
oar.pmel.webmaster@noaa.gov