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Final step of the 32-year Lake Nyos degassing adventure: Natural CO2 recharge is to be balanced by discharge through the degassing pipes
In wake of the lakes Monoun and Nyos disasters, the aim of the Nyos Organ Pipes Program was clearly to mitigate the hazard of a limnic eruption at both lakes in the coming decades. Due to the carbon dioxide natural recharge of the Nyos lake water, the self-siphon degassing pipes had been progressive
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