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The ocean and climate change : relations with marine chemistry and biology

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    The lecture focused on the fate of anthropogenicCO2 and its partial sequestration in the ocean. This led us to address the complexity of the oceanic carbon cycle, with its interactions between marine chemistry and biology.

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    The ocean and climate change : relations with marine chemistry and biology (1)

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    The ocean and climate change : relations with marine chemistry and biology (2)

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    The ocean and climate change : relations with marine chemistry and biology (3)

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    The ocean and climate change : relations with marine chemistry and biology (4)

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    The ocean and climate change : relations with marine chemistry and biology (5)

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    See also

    Edouard Bard, chair Climate and Ocean Evolution