Gaia-hypotese
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James Lovelock's Gaia-hypotese er, at Jordens levende organismer regulerer biosfæredelen i Jordens atmosfære, så den bliver ved med at være beboelig for organismerne selv.
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- Google: Gaia
- Gaia Theory: Science of the Living Earth David Orrell Here is a brief introduction to Gaia theory, as developed by Lovelock, Margulis and others.
- The Carbon Cycle and Earth's Climate Citat: "...The Climate Buffer. Because of the role of CO2 in climate, feedbacks in the carbon cycle act to maintain global temperatures within certain bounds so that the climate never gets too hot or too cold to support life on Earth. The process is a large-scale example of Le Chatelier's Principle....some examples:..."
- Science Daily: 2003-10-31, Scientists Find Evolution Of Life Helped Keep Earth Habitable
- 2004-07-14, Sciencedaily: When Sun's Too Strong, Plankton Make Clouds Citat: "..."There is the potential that this cycle could slow global warming," said Siegel. "But right now we have no idea of the size of it or even what it means."..."
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