Measuring CO2 emissions from a small boreal lake and its connecting streams using automatic floating chambers
Though there is an innumerable amount of freshwater systems, they cover just a small fraction of the Earth's surface area and have been mostly disregarded as an important quantitative element in the carbon cycle on regional or global scales. Recently several studies showed the importance of freshwat...
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SLU/Dept. of Aquatic Sciences and Assessment
2013
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