<b>Most ancient Arctic carbon entering the ocean gets buried instead of becoming greenhouse gas, study finds</b>
- Scientists have long worried that microorganisms in the ocean would break this carbon down and release it as greenhouse gases, adding a dangerous new feedback loop to climate change.
- A new study led by researchers at the Alfred Wegener Institute and MARUM, the Centre for Marine Environmental Sciences at the
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- Scientists have long worried that microorganisms in the ocean would break this carbon down and release it as greenhouse gases, adding a dangerous new feedback loop to climate change.
- A new study led by researchers at the Alfred Wegener Institute and MARUM, the Centre for Marine Environmental Sciences at the
Sources: Times of India