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Warm Arctic Waters Emit Carbon, Though Region is Carbon Sink Overall
The Arctic Ocean has has long been known as a carbon sink, but a new study suggests that while the frigid waters do store large quantities of carbon, parts of the ocean are also a source of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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