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Polar oceans store carbon, but policy is not yet ready to count it

Polar oceans may play an important role in storing carbon and supporting biodiversity, but current science and policy frameworks are not yet ready to fully recognize their potential.

Phys.org ScienceOctober 9, 20261 min read

Polar oceans store carbon, but policy is not yet ready to count it

Polar oceans may play an important role in storing carbon and supporting biodiversity, but current science and policy frameworks are not yet ready to fully recognize their potential.

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