US EditionGlobal photosynthesis rates trend differently on land, at sea
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Global photosynthesis rates trend differently on land, at sea
Sunlight reflects off the water where the Bogue Inlet Fishing Pier protrudes into the Atlantic Ocean and private piers extend into Bogue Sound in this 2021 aerial view of Emerald Isle on Bogue Banks in Carteret County. Photo: Mark Hibbs/Southwings Plants on land are increasingly absorbing more carbon, while Earth’s oceans are taking in and storing less, according to a study released earlier this month. The study published Aug. 1 in Nature Climat…
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