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Antarctic Ice Reveals Earth’s Atmosphere in the 14th Century Full of Black Carbon
As shown by recent study from Antarctica, the planet's air during the pre-industrial age is not as pure as how we imagine it to be. Analysis of six ice core wells taken from the southernmost continent has revealed a significant increase in black carbon since the 14th century.
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