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Tag Archives: isotopes
A Rather Remarkable Old Article
A remarkable article from 1979 that called warming to 2000, then cooling. Based on cycles observed in isotopes in tree rings and sediments. Continue reading
About those CO2 isotopes
What can a few trees in Yellowstone say about the stability of CO2, carbon isotopes, and a volcanic connection? Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Earth Sciences
Tagged CO2, Global Warming, isotopes, quakes, volcanoes
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It’s The Isotopes, Jim…
So, some folks have looked at “Cold Fusion” (LENR) reactor electrodes and found very odd isotope ratios. “This matters”… Continue reading
Silicon in Life
Silicon in life, and diatoms implications for C12 / C13 ratios and more. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Science Bits
Tagged CO2, diatoms, Global Warming, isotopes, Life
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