Researchers Explore Ocean Microbes’ Role in Climate Effects

ENN
Apr 23, 2020, 10:24 am197 pts
A new study shows that “hotspots” of nutrients surrounding phytoplankton — which are tiny marine algae producing approximately half of the oxygen we breathe every day — play an outsized role in the release of a gas involved in cloud formation and climate regulation.

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