The Carbon Dioxide Dilemma Promising Technologies and Policies (2003) / Chapter Skim
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showing that pressure diffusion is more rapid than molecular diffusion and that up to 30 percent more natural gas could be produced from the Rio Vista Gas Field in California with CSEGR. Source: adapted from Oldenburg et al., 2001.
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No significant temperature changes are seen. Sources: Govindasamy and Caldeira, 2000.
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productivity of terrestrial land masses, as modeled by IBIS code with slab ocean used in conjunction with the Community Climate Model (CCM3~. The upper panel shows Earth with a preindustrial atmospheric CO2 concentration and with 1.8 percent less insolation.
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