The Effect of increasing CO2 and Ocean Acidity on Marine Production of DMS and CH2ClI

O. W. Wingenter; K. Haase; Max Zeigler; Donald R Blake; F. S. Rowland; B. C. Sive; R. K. Varner; Ana Paulino; Runar Thyrhaug; Aud Larsen; Kai G. Schulz; Michael Meyerhoefer; Ulf Riebesell

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