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Large Igneous Provinces May Have Leaked Cryptic Carbon

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Massive volcanic eruptions have reshaped Earth and its climate at several points in history. New research suggests that long after these surface eruptions ceased, carbon dioxide (CO2) dissolved in underground magmas could have slowly escaped to the surface. This “cryptic carbon” may have contributed to prolonged periods of warming, slow climate recovery, and mass extinctions. “There’s the potential for this gas release that’s not tied in a speci…
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