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Large Quantity of Charcoal Deposited in Oceans Each Year
Charcoal from wildfires doesn't remain in the soil, but is transported to oceans where it enters the global carbon cycle, according to a new study. This water soluble carbon makes up for a tenth of organic carbon in water bodies, researchers found.
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