Asian News International: A new study has determined that groundwater seems to be taking on carbon dioxide (CO2) 100 times faster than the atmosphere. According to a report in Discovery News, Gwen MacPherson of the University of Kansas and a team of researchers made this discovery in the groundwater flowing beneath the pristine Konza Prairie in Kansas, US. From 1991 through 2005, dissolved CO2 levels went up about 20 percent. In the atmosphere, CO2 went up 23 parts per million during that time, …