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Bottom trawling risks releasing massive ocean CO2 sink: new report

Friday 17 Nov 23 10:30am

New Zealand’s Exclusive Economic Zone contains about 2,240 million tonnes of organic carbon or 1% of the estimated global carbon stocks in marine sediments, a report commissioned by the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment has found.

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