Global Warming effects on the Arctic Ocean

The surface waters of a major portion of the Arctic Ocean are becoming saturated with carbon dioxide sooner than many scientists expected, all but halting the watery region's ability to sop up more of the greenhouse gas from Earth's atmosphere, new research finds.

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Narration and photos provided by:
Dr. Brent Else
PhD, MSc, BSc (Hons)

Post Doctoral Fellow
Centre for Earth Observation Science
Department of Environment and Geography
University of Manitoba

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