Carbon balance in coral reefs

Corals release CO2 but are able to accumulate more carbon in the form of calcium carbonate in their calcareous skeletons. Find out more in this article.

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Coral Guardian on LinkedIn: Carbon balance in coral reefs

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Fish: helping to balance carbon in the oceans – The Fisheries Blog