Environment
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Ocean Dead Zones: These Oxygen Minimum Zones are Emitting One of the Worst Greenhouse Gases
Researchers spent a lot of time working side by side in a tiny stand-up refrigerator, making analyses of seafloor sediments to get more knowledge about the effects of low-oxygen conditions on the deep-sea environment.
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