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Health effects of increase in concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

D.S. Robertson

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The toxic effects, to humans and other mammals, of concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere which are below the safe working level but above the present level are described. The likely physiological effects of the predicted increase in concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere over the next 50 years are detailed.

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Key concepts: Carbon dioxide, Atmosphere (unit), Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere, Negative carbon dioxide emission, Environmental chemistry, Environmental science, Chemistry, Carbon sequestration