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Egyptian researcher: Oceans absorb 30% of human carbon
Egyptian researcher Marwa Mahmoud, who is participating in a scientific mission in the Antarctic, confirmed that seas and oceans absorb about 30% of the carbon produced by human activity, and they are also responsible for approximately 50% of the oxygen we breathe. She added that the Southern Ocean absorbs 40% of the total carbon absorption carried out by all seas and oceans, which is an important factor in understanding the carbon cycle and the impact of climate change on it in the future. Current research focuses on determining the oceans' capacity to absorb emissions and the effects of climate change, and whether their ability to absorb carbon will decrease in the future.
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