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The relative change of dissolved CO2 to the relative change of TCO2 in seawater in equilibrium with atmospheric CO2 is described by the so-called Revelle factor:
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A Clearwire national spokesman called Revelle's quandary an anomaly.
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A Clearwire national spokesman called Revelle's quandary an anomaly.
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These international leaders, such as Revelle, ask the big questions, recognize the interrelationships of global systems and think on a planetary scale.
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The property has been in the Revelle family since 1920; the house was built in 1922.
Private Properties 2011
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Hoyt Organization Dr. Revelle, who died in 1991, was among the earliest to study global warming and one of the founders of the University of California, San Diego.
Private Properties 2011
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Seventy years later, my teacher, Roger Revelle, and his colleague, Dave Keeling, began to precisely document the increasing CO2 levels day by day.
Eco-Justice 2009
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The property has been in the Revelle family since 1920; the house was built in 1922.
Miami Heat's Alonzo Mourning Lists His Coral Gables Home 2011
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He starts off promisingly enough, reminding us that several of the key early leaders on the subject, especially Roger Revelle and the first chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Bert Bolin, were more cautious about what we know and what we should do than the politicians and activist groups who made saving mankind from global warming their rallying cry.
In Search Of Carbon Copies Steven F. Hayward 2011
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Dr. Revelle, who died in 1991, was among the earliest to study global warming and one of the founders of the University of California, San Diego.
Miami Heat's Alonzo Mourning Lists His Coral Gables Home 2011
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