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The Material World

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Ten million years afterthe dinosaurs disappeared, the Earth emitted a spectacular burp, releasing millions of tons of methane gas into the atmosphere. The result was an incidence of global warming yetto be matched. Quentin Cooper finds out what the effects of that belch could tell us about modern-day climate change. Producer Jonathan Fildes EMAIL: material.world@boc.co.uk

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Quentin Cooper
Producer:
Jonathan Fildes
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