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Climate change disrupts ocean mixing that helps store world’s excess heat, CO2 – Firstpost
Increasing temperature contrast between the density of the ocean layers makes mixing harder, so oxygen, heat and carbon arent able to penetrate deep seas.
Agence France-PresseMar 25, 2021 10:25:17 IST
Climate change has wrought major changes to ocean stability faster than previously thought, according to a study published Wednesday, raising alarms over its role as a global thermostat and the marine life it supports. The research published in the journal Nature looked at 50 years of data and followed the way in which surface water “decouples” from the deeper ocean. Climate change has disrupted ocean mixing, a process that helps store away most of the…
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