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Lake Geneva produces as much CO2 as the automobile transport of the city of Lausanne ( 150,000 inhabitants) A team of UNIL scientists has just deciphered the mechanisms involved.
Most of the emissions actually come from the natural erosion of rocks in the lake's upstream basin.
When rainwater releases bicarbonate and calcium ions, which then find their way into the lake.
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