Oceans Struggle to Absorb Earth's Carbon Dioxide as Microplastics Invade Their Waters
Microplastics disrupt ocean carbon cycling and emit greenhouse gases, threatening marine ecosystems and climate regulation, with plastic production surpassing 400 million tonnes annually, U.N. data shows.
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Experts call for 'urgent global action' after making disturbing discovery deep within the ocean: 'An overlooked link'
Tiny plastic particles floating in our oceans may be making our rising temperatures worse, according to a study published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials. What's happening? Researchers have uncovered a troubling connection between plastic pollution in our seas and the acceleration of global warming. These minuscule plastic fragments, smaller than a pencil eraser and often too little to notice with the naked eye, are getting in the way of h…
The ocean is one of our best friends in the fight against climate change. But that friendship is under threat, and that's our fault. Scientists warn that the enormous amount of microplastics we dump into the sea could disrupt the ocean's ability to absorb CO2. About 25 to 30 […] Want more science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.
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