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Sikandar Hayat, Elisavet Skampa, Alexandra Gogou, Spyros Stavrakakis, Constantine Parinos and Maria Triantaphyllou
This study is the first attempt to understand the coccolith flux and its seasonal variability at the deepest part of the Mediterranean Sea. Samples were obtained from the deepest Mediterranean time-series sediment trap (4300 m) moored in the SE Ionian Se...
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César Andrade, J. Virgílio Cruz, Fátima Viveiros and Rui Coutinho
Here, we present the first detailed study on diffuse CO2 degassing in the lakes in the Western Group (Corvo and Flores islands) of the Azores archipelago. This research is of interest in order to determine (1) the overall CO2 emission from such lakes, as...
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Oluwaseun O. Ogunro, Scott M. Elliott, Oliver W. Wingenter, Clara Deal, Weiwei Fu, Nathan Collier and Forrest M. Hoffman
The effort to accurately estimate global radiative forcing has long been hampered by a degree of uncertainty in the tropospheric aerosol contribution. Reducing uncertainty in natural aerosol processes, the baseline of the aerosol budget, thus becomes a f...
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Gleb Kraev, Ernst-Detlef Schulze, Alla Yurova, Alexander Kholodov, Evgeny Chuvilin and Elizaveta Rivkina
Evidences of highly localized methane fluxes are reported from the Arctic shelf, hot spots of methane emissions in thermokarst lakes, and are believed to evolve to features like Yamal crater on land. The origin of large methane outbursts is problematic. ...
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