The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 16, 1956, Page 8, Image 8

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Climate Change Expected as
Carbon Dioxide Added to Air
By EDMOND LEBRET0V
WASIILNGTON UT-V. S. scien
tists want to take a deep look
Into the ocean to see what man is
doing to the air.
Some of them think the slight
w arming up of the earth's climate
in recent years will continue as
the burning of more coal and oil
puts more and more carbon di
os'de gas Into the atmosphere.
A Houe appropriations subcom
nii. ee was invited to think about
some of the possibilities if this is
true: For example, that the Arc
tic Ocean, freed of much of its
ice, may become navigable, giv
ing the Soviet Union a newly use
ful 1,000-mile coastline and perhaps
making it a great maritime na
tion. Made Public
The subcommittee made public
Wednesday night testimony of Dr.
Roger R. Revelle, a specialist in
oceanography for the U. S. national
committee for the International
G-rrliydcnl Year. .
Rvc'V s-M he thinl:s there i
er;: h to be krred'from the tea
to jvrlify a $l,0B,0.T0 appropri
ation for oceanotraphic work.
Ocean deeps, he said, might be
Garbage Can Lid Crash
On Way Out in N'.Y.
NEW YORK uiu-The crash of
the garbage can lid will echo no
more on the sidewalks of New
York. That is, if phase two of the
city's so noise campaign is a silent
success. ' "
Phase one was aimed, at taking
the honk but of the automobile
horn. Phase two, as announced by
city hall, will attempt to muffle
. mufflerless cars, backfiring trucks, j
clanking sewer lids and rattling!
garbage cans. '
"an ideal place for disposing of
nuclear waste." That dangerous
trash, he said, will be accumula
ting at an ever Increasing rate as
nuclear power is used more and
more. .
Cheek aa Water
But before using the depths as
a trash bin, he' said, scientists .
would have to knpw "how rapidly
jthis deep water come up to "the
ur(ace where the fish live".
; otherwise commercial fisher
: ies might be wiped put.
What does the sea have to tell
science about carbon dioxide in the
air? Revelle explained it this way:
The "fossil fuels" coal, oil and
natural gas which nature accumu
lated over millions of years, are
being buraed up very quickly.
Simply by cooking his meals, heat
ing his houses and powering his
machines with them man is "mak
ing perhaps "the greatest geophysi
cal experiment in history." It is
one that can't be repeated, be
cnuse trje fuels will be used up in
perhrns 100 years.
Add la Carbon Dloxlle
This concentrated burning is lib
erating more -carbon dioxide than
the world has ever seen in a com
parable time: , "I would estimate
that by the year 2010, we will have
added something like 70 per cent
of the present atmospheric carbon
dioxide to the atmosphere. . . It
is like 1,700 billion tons. . . It may,
in fact, cause a remarkable change
in climate."
The' climate change is expected
by some because carbon dioxide
har a "greenhouse" effect. It lets
in heat from the sun, but retards
radiation of heat away from the
earth.- ;
The big question is, how much
carbon dioxide is absorbed by the
ocean, how much remains in the
air? . I
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