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Article #2695Interested in Gaia Theory?
From: gaiaf
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 20:38
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 20:38
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I am interested in participating in a discussion about Gaia Theory. The Chapman Conference in San Diego in 1988 began some excellent work, but does anyone know if there is anything happening elsewhere. There has been a posting recently to sci.astro on the coupling between plate tectonics and the biosphere, particularly to the effect that Ozone has played in the retention of planetary water, and the effect that surface water has upon geology and lowering melting points of mantle rocks. Is anyone interested? For Gaia and her peoples John Croft
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