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Deep-ocean carbon trails tracked

Summary by Taipei Times
“Blue carbon” produced by coastal ecosystems might “ride” ocean currents for more than 1,000km to fuel deep-ocean carbon sinks, National Sun Yat-sen University researchers said on Thursday.The university’s Carbon Research Lab, led by Hung Chin-chang (洪慶章), a professor of oceanography, conducted ocea

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Deep-ocean carbon trails tracked

“Blue carbon” produced by coastal ecosystems might “ride” ocean currents for more than 1,000km to fuel deep-ocean carbon sinks, National Sun Yat-sen University researchers said on Thursday.The university’s Carbon Research Lab, led by Hung Chin-chang (洪慶章), a professor of oceanography, conducted ocea

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