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    Carbon Dioxide Concentrations in the Northern Hemisphere Fall from Spring
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Carbon Dioxide Concentrations in the Northern Hemisphere Fall from Spring

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Carbon dioxide concentrations in the Northern hemisphere fall from spring through autumn as carbon is taken up in growing plants, and rise through the winter as organic matter decays.

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