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Scientists raise alarm as crucial coastal habitats face growing threat: 'The results are in' - MSNWhile natural carbon sinks exist, the effect of large-scale polluting gases is rising temperatures, making it harder for these carbon sinks — including forests and salt marshes — to thrive and ...
Many ocean carbon removal methods, like fertilization or biomass sinking, reduce oxygen levels and cause harm to marine ecosystems.
The continued loss of saltmarshes is threatening progress on climate goals – turning vital sinks into carbon sources and eroding natural coastal defences, warns a new global report published today.
Seaweed diversity and biomass are declining in many regions around the world, says Jason Hall-Spencer, professor of marine biology at Plymouth university. His recent study with colleagues in China ...
In 2021, Khim and his fellow researchers published a study showing South Korea’s tidal flats and salt marshes absorb 260,000 tons of carbon dioxide annually, equivalent to taking about 110,000 ...
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The St. Augustine Amphitheatre, known locally as “The Amp,” is an outdoor venue nestled among heritage live oaks and towering ...
By Jeremy Cox It’s safe to say that Tree No. 160 won’t be standing for much longer. When a scientist tagged the loblolly pine ...
Salt marshes' capacity to sink carbon may be threatened by nitrogen pollution. Aug 26, 2019. Sea level rise requires extra management to maintain salt marshes. Jul 17, 2019.
Researchers have revealed the declining health of coastal marshes several years before visible signs of decline, providing an ...
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