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A recent study published in Nature Communications explores the dual role of rock weathering in climate change, highlighting how erosion can both remove and emit carbon dioxide. The research, led by Doctor Madeleine Stow, focuses on a historical climate event to draw parallels with modern climate dynamics.
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A recent study published in Nature Communications explores the dual role of rock weathering in climate change, highlighting how erosion can both remove and emit carbon dioxide. The research, led by Doctor Madeleine Stow, focuses on a historical climate event to draw parallels with modern climate dynamics.
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