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The Role of Carbon Dioxide in the Formation of Shells and Coral
52:51 - 1:00:22 (07:31)
Coral species and other calcifying species use carbon dioxide from the ocean to form shells, which eventually fall to the ocean floor as dead shells after the creatures die. This carbon dioxide had been locked away for millions of years in sediments, extracted from the atmosphere by plants on land and in the sea.
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This transcript explores the relationship between trees and soil conservation, stating that improved farming methods have led to the preservation of soil.
52:51 - 55:42 (02:51)
Summary
This transcript explores the relationship between trees and soil conservation, stating that improved farming methods have led to the preservation of soil. It also delves into the science behind the carbon, hydrogen and oxygen in trees and its impact on soil microbiome and viromes.
ChapterThe Role of Carbon Dioxide in the Formation of Shells and Coral
Episode#373 - Patrick Moore - Greenpeace's Ex-President - Is Climate Change A Hoax?
PodcastModern Wisdom
Learn how the shelled creatures evolved and developed the ability to combine calcium and carbon dioxide to make calcium carbonate to form shells around their soft bodies in the sea, from microscopic and unicellular organisms to larger foraminifera and coccolithophores.
55:42 - 58:22 (02:39)
Summary
Learn how the shelled creatures evolved and developed the ability to combine calcium and carbon dioxide to make calcium carbonate to form shells around their soft bodies in the sea, from microscopic and unicellular organisms to larger foraminifera and coccolithophores.
ChapterThe Role of Carbon Dioxide in the Formation of Shells and Coral
Episode#373 - Patrick Moore - Greenpeace's Ex-President - Is Climate Change A Hoax?
PodcastModern Wisdom
This podcast discusses the impact of CO2 on coral reefs and how it is locked away for millions of years, and how fossil fuels are created from CO2 being buried.
58:22 - 1:00:22 (02:00)
Summary
This podcast discusses the impact of CO2 on coral reefs and how it is locked away for millions of years, and how fossil fuels are created from CO2 being buried.