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Publications by José R. Paranaíba

High Organic Carbon Burial but High Potential for Methane Ebullition in the Sediments of an Amazonian Hydroelectric Reservoir

Biogeosciences

Earth-Surface Processes

English

Sediment Drying-Rewetting Cycles Enhance Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Nutrient and Trace Element Release, and Promote Water Cytogenotoxicity

PLoS ONE

Multidisciplinary

2020

English

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2019

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Organic Carbon Burial Efficiency in a Subtropical Hydroelectric Reservoir

Biogeosciences

Earth-Surface Processes

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High Variability in Iron-Bound Organic Carbon Among Five Boreal Lake Sediments

Biogeochemistry

Environmental Chemistry

Earth-Surface Processes

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Water Science

2018

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Engineered Porous Carbon for High Volumetric Methane Storage

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Anaerobic Methane Oxidation in Low-Organic Content Methane Seep Sediments

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2013

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Correction To: Research and Application of High-Production Area Seismic Prediction Technology for High-Rank Coalbed Methane Reservoir

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Diagenesis of Vascular Plant Organic Matter Components During Burial in Lake Sediments

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Effects of Anomalous High Temperatures on Carbon Dioxide, Methane, Dissolved Organic Carbon and Trace Element Concentrations in Thaw Lakes in Western Siberia in 2012

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Earth-Surface Processes

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Snowpack Fluxes of Methane and Carbon Dioxide From High Arctic Tundra

Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences

2016

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Publications by José R. Paranaíba

High Organic Carbon Burial but High Potential for Methane Ebullition in the Sediments of an Amazonian Hydroelectric Reservoir

Sediment Drying-Rewetting Cycles Enhance Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Nutrient and Trace Element Release, and Promote Water Cytogenotoxicity

Related publications

Review of &Amp;#8220;High Organic Carbon Burial but High Potential for Methane Ebullition in the Sediments of an Amazonian Reservoir&amp;#8221;

Organic Carbon Burial Efficiency in a Subtropical Hydroelectric Reservoir

High Variability in Iron-Bound Organic Carbon Among Five Boreal Lake Sediments

Engineered Porous Carbon for High Volumetric Methane Storage

Anaerobic Methane Oxidation in Low-Organic Content Methane Seep Sediments

Correction To: Research and Application of High-Production Area Seismic Prediction Technology for High-Rank Coalbed Methane Reservoir

Diagenesis of Vascular Plant Organic Matter Components During Burial in Lake Sediments

Effects of Anomalous High Temperatures on Carbon Dioxide, Methane, Dissolved Organic Carbon and Trace Element Concentrations in Thaw Lakes in Western Siberia in 2012

Snowpack Fluxes of Methane and Carbon Dioxide From High Arctic Tundra

Review of &Amp;#8220;High Organic Carbon Burial but High Potential for Methane Ebullition in the Sediments of an Amazonian Reservoir”