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...& Kull, 2011:183).<ref>{{cite book |title=''Semiosphere Is the Relational Biosphere''|year= 2011|isbn= 9781848166875|url= https://www.academia.edu/727564|last1 ...3505/Semiosphere_is_the_relational_biosphere Semiosphere Is the Relational Biosphere]” in ([[Claus Emmeche|C. Emmeche]] & K. Kull, eds.) ''Towards a Semiotic Bi ...

...plankton contribute ~50%<ref>Field et al. 1998 ''Primary production of the biosphere: integrating terrestrial and oceanic components,'' Science, 1998 Jul 10; 28 ...

...ses. EMSO allows study of the interaction between the [[geosphere]], the [[biosphere]], the [[hydrosphere]], and the [[lithosphere]]; including natural hazards, ...the rapidly changing environmental conditions affecting the geosphere and biosphere of the Arctic, the deep-water ventilation in the eastern Mediterranean, the ...

...|carbon exchange]] reservoir, which includes the atmosphere, oceans, and [[biosphere]]. However, the {{chem|14|[[Carbon|C]]}}/{{chem|12|[[Carbon|C]]}} ratio in ...{chem|12|C}} ratio. The changes in climate would also cause changes in the biosphere, with warmer periods leading to more plant and animal life. The effect of t ...

...at [[Rutgers University]] in 1998. The first field test was conducted at [[Biosphere 2]] in Arizona in 2002 using a stationary large LIFT setup equipped with a ...

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* [[Amazon (company)|Amazon]] reused heat from a nearby data center for a biosphere project in Seattle.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/a ...

...hermal Sulfide Deposits in the Okinawa Trough |date=2015 |work=Subseafloor Biosphere Linked to Hydrothermal Systems |pages=369–386 |editor-last=Ishibashi |edito ...

...ve]] (or disperse) in liquids. The most commonly occurring liquid in the [[biosphere]] is water. All components of the atmosphere are capable of dissolving in w ...

Destruction of stratospheric ozone leaves the [[biosphere]] vulnerable to penetrating rays of [[ultraviolet radiation]].<ref name=":1 ...

..., and offers great possibilities for [[carbon dioxide removal]] from the [[biosphere]]. ...

...of millions of years, random celestial events pose a global risk to the [[biosphere]], which can result in [[mass extinction]]s. These include impacts by [[com Humans play a key role in the [[biosphere]], with the large [[human population]] dominating many of Earth's [[ecosyst ...

...}} in the sample with what it would have had if it newly formed from the [[biosphere]]. The standard used for modern carbon is [[wood]], with a baseline date of ...

...iers in order to delay potential long-lived radionuclide migrations to the biosphere over time.<ref name="SKA-1997">{{cite journal |last1=Skagius |first1=Kristi ...vation products along with transuranic elements that must be isolated from biosphere. Uranium and plutonium are recovered by the well-known [[tributylphosphate] ...

*[[Biosphere model]] ...

...rtant nutrient utilized by plants, trees, and grasses in the terrestrial [[biosphere]]. Silicate is transported by rivers and can be deposited in soils in the f ...2D|s2cid=4267494}}</ref> The primary source of silicate to the terrestrial biosphere is [[weathering]]. The process and rate of weathering is variable, dependin ...

...o survive and multiply in the target environments and establish a viable [[biosphere]]. Some of the new branches of life may develop intelligent beings who will ...gh Starshot]] initiative may be utilized in a second step to establish a [[biosphere]] of [[unicellular organism|unicellular microbes]] on otherwise only transi ...

...cology attempts to estimate the amount of biomass over the duration of a [[biosphere]]. The resources, and the potential time-integrated biomass were estimated ...

Human domination of the biosphere has threatened global biodiversity, with uncertain consequences for ecosyst ...

...in the form of carbonate. By contrast, only 0.002% of carbon exists in the biosphere.<ref name=ACSClimateToolkit /> ...