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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Air-sea CO2 exchange"”.

  1. Air-Sea CO2 Exchange and Carbon Dynamics in Foxe Basin: Findings from a 2023 Oceanographic Survey

    … by removing large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere through air-sea gas exchange. This process is particularly important in polar oceans, where sea-ice formation releases brine to the water column below and can create dense waters that sink and sequester dissolved carbon into …

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  2. Air-sea CO2 cycling in the southeastern Beaufort Sea

    … was conducted to examine the couplings between sea ice, ocean, atmosphere, and ecosystem in the southeastern Beaufort Sea. This thesis examines components of the system that control the airsea exchange of carbon dioxide. Using eddy covariance measurements, we found enhanced CO2 exchange

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  3. Tracing Carbon Dynamics in the Southern Ocean and Great Barrier Reef Using Strontium and Calcium

    … linked to the carbon cycle, which regulates air-sea CO2 exchange and deep-ocean carbon storage. Calcifying organisms, such as corals and pelagic plankton, reply on CaCO3 formation for their skeletons, but climate change threatens this process, potentially disrupting the carbon cycle. By …

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  4. Tracing Carbon Dynamics in the Southern Ocean and Great Barrier Reef Using Strontium and Calcium

    … linked to the carbon cycle, which regulates air-sea CO2 exchange and deep-ocean carbon storage. Calcifying organisms, such as corals and pelagic plankton, reply on CaCO3 formation for their skeletons, but climate change threatens this process, potentially disrupting the carbon cycle. By …

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