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Convex backs seabed carbon research as trawling impact remains unclear

Summary by The Royal Gazette
A new global study warns that the climate cost of seabed trawling is still largely unknown, and researchers say urgent action is needed to close the data gap. The work is part of the Convex Seascape ...
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Convex backs seabed carbon research as trawling impact remains unclear

A new global study warns that the climate cost of seabed trawling is still largely unknown, and researchers say urgent action is needed to close the data gap. The work is part of the Convex Seascape ...

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