Weaker Ocean Circulation May Increase Atmospheric CO2, New Study Reveals
MIT research uncovers unexpected feedback mechanisms that could amplify climate change impacts.
- Study challenges previous assumptions about ocean's role in carbon sequestration.
- Weaker circulation linked to increased carbon release from deep ocean.
- New feedback loop involving ocean ligands and phytoplankton growth identified.
- Findings suggest urgency in proactive emission reductions.
- Published in Nature Communications, the study highlights critical climate implications.