Scientists back WOC to push ocean at UN talks
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Abdul Khalik
The Jakarta Post
Manado |
Tue, May 12 2009
| 02:02 pm
PREMIUM International scientists and representatives from a number of civil society groups underlined Monday the key role the oceans have played in climate change, but acknowledged they lacked scientific evidence to push the world to accept oceans as carbon sinks. Scientists from developed and developing countries were of the common view that oceans, proven scientifically to have stored much high...
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