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FEATURED ACTIVITIES
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The primary objective of
the GulfCarbon project is to provide quantitative information and
robust observations for determination of emissions and uptake of
CO2 along with cycles of carbon and other elements as well as factors regulating these for the
northern Gulf of Mexico ocean margin. This website is intended to
provide a central portal to communicate activties of the project to
participating investigators, potential collaborators, program
managers and the general public. For a list of participants and collaborators, click here.
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GulfCarbon
researchers examine terrestrial and ocean carbon cycle linkages - Coastal carbon synthesis effort -
GulfCarbon presentations at fall 2012 AGU meeting in San Francisco
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The GulfCarbon Project is
comprised of a series of research projects supported by various
agencies including the National Science Foundation (NSF), National
Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA), the National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) and involving the participation of a number
of academic and research institutions.
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GulfCarbon involves a partnership between the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, The University of Southern Mississippi, the University of Georgia, Auburn University, North Carolina State University, and Dalhousie University, with participation by the University of South Carolina as well as other academic and agency partners. | |||
The GulfCarbon Project is affiliated with the U.S. North American Carbon Program and the Ocean Carbon and Biochemistry program. | |||
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