Environment
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Storms Forming Over Antarctic Ocean Responsible for Outgassing of Carbon Dioxide
An international study with experts from the University of Gothenburg found that storms over Antarctica's waters cause the outgassing of CO2 into the air. Using cutting-edge ocean robots, the team was able to gain a deeper knowledge of climate change and develop more accurate global climate models as a result of their work.
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