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The Climate Question - How can oceans help us capture carbon? - BBC Sounds

The Climate Question

How can oceans help us capture carbon?How can oceans help us capture carbon?

Released On: 13 Feb 2023

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From phytoplankton to whales, oceans absorb more than half the world’s carbon

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