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Pacific sucks up more anthropogenic emissions
Wednesday 5 Jun 19 12:00pm
THE RATE that the Pacific Ocean takes up human-caused emissions of carbon has increased between 1991 and 2017, a new study finds.
Using observations from the Global Ocean Ship]based Hydrographic Investigations Programme (GO-Ship), researchers estimated the accumulation of anthropogenic carbon in the top 1500 metres of the Pacific.
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