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UC Berkeley Scientists Find a Carbon Cycle Hiding in Desert Minerals SECONDARY_TEXT

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The soils took up more carbon dioxide as they cooled and released it as they warmed, confirming that the nighttime uptake is driven by adsorption, not biolog...not found — this server looked at the page and did not find the passage

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QUOTE {}The soils took up more carbon dioxide as they cooled and released it as they warmed, confirming that the nighttime uptake is driven by adsorption, not biology. When scaled globally, the authors estimate that between one and three gigaton...

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