• Home
  • About Us
    • Mission Statement
    • Position Papers
    • Media Info
    • Site Organization
    • Awards
    • Staff
  • Contribute
  • Issues
    • Current Issue
    • Previous Issues
  • Education Center
    • Experiments
    • Major Reports
    • Carbon Sequestration
    • Global Change Dictionary
  • Videos
    • The Greening of Planet Earth Confirmed
    • Copenhagen Concerns
    • The Scientists Speak
    • CO2 Truth-Alerts
    • Feature Documentaries
  • Subject Index
  • Data
    • MWP Project
    • Plant Growth
      • Dry Weight
      • Photosynthesis
    • Ocean Acidification
      • Calcification
      • Fertility
      • Growth
      • Metabolism
      • Survival
  • Search





  • How does rising atmospheric CO2 affect marine organisms?

    Click to locate material archived on our website by topic


    South America MWP Tables

    For a description of the study levels below, click here.

    Level 1 Studies
       Cariaco Basin off the Venezuelan Coast
       Jacaf Fjord, Northern Patagonia, Chile
       Lago Sarmiento, Torres del Paine Drainage Basin, Southern Chile
       Laguna Aculeo, Central Chile
       Laguna Escondida, Patagonia, Chile
       Nevado Illimani, Eastern Bolivian Andes, Bolivia
       Northeastern Slope of the Cariaco Basin, Venezuela Coast
       Peruvian Shelf
       Southern South America

    Level 2 Studies
       Bragança Peninsula, Eastern Amazon Region, Brazil
       Huascaran Glacier, Peru
       Merín Lagoon Basin, Southeast Uruguay
       Monsoon Belt of the Tropical Andes and SE Brazil
       Piedras Blancas Peat Bog, Tropical Andes, Venezuela
       Quelccaya Ice Cap, Peru
       Sajama Glacier, Bolivia

    Level 3 Studies
       Chilean Continental Slope, Southern Chile
       Laguna San Pedro, Andean Region, Southern Chile
       Marcacocha Lake, South Central Andes, Peru
       Palpa-Nasca Basin, Northern Atacama Desert, Peru
       Pampa del Tamarugal Basin, Atacama Desert, Chile
       Peruvian Shelf
       Tierra del Fuego, Argentina


    Printer Friendly Version
    Copyright © 2025. Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change. All Rights Reserved.