It did this:
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Re: Carbon Dioxide November 12, 2009 11:02AM | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 179 |
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...since vegetation requires CO2 to survive and make food for itself, What is the mechanism that kills trees with CO2?
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Interesting. There are soda springs (bubbling springs that appear "hot" but are bubbling due to the CO2 content) in the Sierras near Mammoth. I wonder if they have changed.
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I wonder if there is one near Truckee as there is a village called Soda Springs there.
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I noticed steam rising about a half mile east of 395 last July a couple miles south of Lee Vining on my way to Mammoth. I figured I would check it out on the way back since it was on the other side of the highway but when I came back later it had warmed up enough so the steam was not visible. Never did figure out where to turn off.
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I noticed steam rising about a half mile east of 395 last July a couple miles south of Lee Vining on my way to Mammoth. I figured I would check it out on the way back since it was on the other side of the highway but when I came back later it had warmed up enough so the steam was not visible. Never did figure out where to turn off.
Jim
Sounds too close to 395 to be the Warm Spring on the south side of Mono Lake.
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(we got a kick out of the signs that said "So Lake Tahoe" )