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Science News, July 28, 2007 by Fredric M. Blum
In view of the extreme importance of atmospheric carbon dioxide, I would have expected the momentous conclusion that southern oceans aren't absorbing the expected increased amount of C[O.sub.2], as well as the assertion that nutrient-enriched water absorbs C[O.sub.2] less effectively than leaner water does, to be confirmed by field observations. As presented, "Biological Hot Spots: Ocean eddies may not always lock away carbon" (SN: 5/1,9/07, p. 307) appears to represent nothing more than speculation.
FREDRIC M. BLUM, MERION, PA.
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