ocean
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Research Casts Doubt on Ocean's Carbon Capture Capacity
The oceanic carbon cycle has been seen as one of the other natural means that carbon can be managed from the atmosphere to prevent the harmful effects of global warming. More specifically, climate scientists are hoping that the ocean pump (a part of the cycle that stores carbon deep in the ocean depths for hundreds of years) can alleviate the burden of today's large-scale emissions.
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