July 24, 2024Science AdvancesOpen Access

Direct observational evidence of strong CO ₂ uptake in the Southern Ocean

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Direct observational evidence demonstrates strong carbon dioxide uptake across the Southern Ocean, confirming its role as a critical marine sink for greenhouse gases.
Observational assessment tracking atmospheric carbon dioxide indicates substantial regional gas transfer, although precise estimates of flux variability remain constrained.
Highlights the Southern Ocean as a primary region for anthropogenic carbon dioxide removal, supporting global climate models and ongoing international monitoring efforts.

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Observational study reveals strong carbon dioxide uptake in the Southern Ocean, highlighting the region as a primary sink for anthropogenic carbon dioxide.

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The Southern Ocean is the primary region for the uptake of anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO

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Observational study reveals strong carbon dioxide uptake in the Southern Ocean, highlighting the region as a primary sink for anthropogenic carbon dioxide.

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The Southern Ocean is the primary region for the uptake of anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO

Direct observational evidence of strong CO ₂ uptake in the Southern Ocean

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