Re: Is the word "downwelling" correct?

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From: Josh Rovero
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 07:44

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The term "downwelling" is in common use by english language oceanographers
to describe the subsidence of surface waters due to Ekman pumping,
boundary waves, or wind action.

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