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147. Kruger T, Cquestrate O (2010) Increasing the Alkalinity of the Ocean to Enhance its Capacity to Act as a
Carbon Sink and to Counteract the Effect of Ocean
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150. Smetacek V et al (2012) Deep carbon export from a
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