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The Southern Ocean carbon sink has been overestimated in the past three decades

Earth Sciences

The Southern Ocean carbon sink has been overestimated in the past three decades

G. Zhong, X. Li, et al.

Discover groundbreaking insights into the Southern Ocean carbon sink from the research conducted by Guorong Zhong and colleagues. This study reveals a significant overestimation in carbon sink estimates due to seasonal biases in pCO2 measurements, with implications for our understanding of oceanic carbon dynamics and climate change.

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