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Microbes & global climate

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This video looks at how the very small can have a huge impact on one of the most important things on Earth… the climate.

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Microbes & global climate

This video looks at how the very small can have a huge impact on one of the most important things on Earth… the climate. Photosynthesis removes carbon dioxide, one of the gases responsible for warming of the atmosphere. But where does photosynthesis take place?

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