The Living, Breathing Ocean: CAN 'OCEAN ELEVATORS' CARRY EXCESS CARBON TO THE DEEP?

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Title: The Living, Breathing Ocean: CAN 'OCEAN ELEVATORS' CARRY EXCESS CARBON TO THE DEEP?
Authors: Dever, Mathieu
Source: Oceanus. Fall2018, Vol. 53 Issue 2, p28-30. 3p.
Subjects: Carbon dioxide, Ocean currents, Oceanography, Carbon sequestration, Atmospheric chemistry
Abstract: The article discusses the process of how the ocean regulates the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and the capability of predicting the ocean's response to the increasing production of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Topics mention including the carbon sequestration, existing of vertical currents and observations in the surface ocean.
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