The article discusses the effects of climate change on the distribution of above- and belowground biomass on the Tibetan Plateau, highlighting the region's role in carbon sequestration and the impacts of rising temperatures and shifting precipitation patterns.
The article explores the potential of ocean microbes in aiding marine CO2 removal technologies to combat climate change. It discusses the natural carbon-sequestering abilities of these microbes and innovative approaches like phytoplankton blooms and algae farms to enhance their efficiency.
