Blue Carbon Explained
Blue carbon is the carbon captured and stored by the world’s oceanic and coastal ecosystems.
Blue carbon is the carbon captured and stored by the world’s oceanic and coastal ecosystems.
Protected areas are important for providing refuge to amphibians and reptiles impacted by climate change.
Researchers are using Earth observation satellites to track changes in the global water cycles.
Increased forest cover can lead to more low lying clouds which helps to cool the Earth.
The storage of carbon is a critical part of rebalancing the carbon cycle to ensure that climate change is less severe than many predict.