Sharon Oosthoek

Looking offshore for new carbon sinks

Sharon Oosthoek
November 16, 2022

Researchers have generally looked on land for places to store carbon to mitigate climate climate change. A team led by the University of Victoria is now looking around Canada's extensive coastline for undersea sites that might do an even better job.

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