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A committed fourfold increase in ocean oxygen loss
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This groundbreaking research by Andreas Oschlies reveals that despite halting CO2 emissions, the deep ocean could still lose over 10% of its oxygen due to historical emissions. Dive into the implications for marine ecosystems and the staggering challenges that lie ahead.
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