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Carbon Capture and Storage / Sequestration (CCS)
Global Warming Feedback Loops

Natural Carbon Sequestration Is Declining

Documents:
Southern Ocean may be absorbing CO2 only temporarily
webAlfred Wegener InstituteSciTechDaily2025-10-21
Southern Ocean freshening stalls deep ocean CO2 release
webLéa Olivier & F. Alexander Hau...Nature Climate Change2025-10-17
atmospheric CO2 soared by a record amount in 2024
webDamian CarringtonThe Guardian2025-10-15
Australian rainforests turn from carbon sink to source
webPetra StockThe Guardian2025-10-15
Australian tropical forests are now a net carbon source
webHannah Carle, David BaumanNature2025-10-15
Earth's natural carbon sink nearly collapsed in 2024
webJordan JosephEarth.com2025-07-31
ecosystem respiration boosts the CO2 growth rate
webFei Jiang1, Dong Guanyu1Research Square2025-06-25
plants absorb less carbon as emissions rise
webCristen Hemingway JaynesEcoWatch2025-03-03
plants are losing their appetite for carbon dioxide
webKate RaviliousThe Guardian2025-02-26
Earth’s carbon sinks are being pushed to their limits
webAndrei IonescuEarth.com2024-12-24
global terrestrial gross primary productivity trends
webZihao Wang, Josep Penuelas, To...Ecosystem Health and Sustainab...2024-12-23
Arctic tundra has shifted from a carbon sink to a source
webMarianne LavelleInside Climate News2024-12-11
nature is becoming much less of a net carbon sink
webPatrick GreenfieldThe Guardian2024-10-14
sea-ice decline could keep zooplankton deeper for longer
webHauke Flores, Gaëlle VeyssiereNature Climate Change2023-08-28
global warming accelerates soil heterotrophic respiration
webAlon Nissan, Uria AlcolombriNature Communications2022-08-01
we are turning rivers from carbon sinks into sources
webJordan PearsonCBC News2024-05-31
humans are shaping decomposition rates in rivers
webS. D. Tiegs, K. A. CappsScience2024-05-30
tropical forests are declining as carbon sinks
webWannes Hubau, Simon L. LewisNature2020-03-04
subsidized deep sea fishing is destroying a carbon sink
webStephen LeahyMotherboard2014-06-10