Understanding transport and transformation processes within the carbon cycle is essential ... water back to the ocean's surface, which takes several thousand years in the Arctic.

The model assimilates nearly all available ocean observations collected for ... of the coastal peripheries and rivers to the Arctic carbon cycle," said lead author Clément Bertin, a scientist ...

The ripple effects could be enormous. Scientists make unexpected discovery after studying waters under Arctic ice — here's ...

Climate scientists have struggled to explain Arctic warming, but a new study focuses on clouds that trap heat, acting like a ...

The Arctic is heating up particularly fast as ... but also has a further impact on the ocean carbon cycle: The carbon contained in the eroded material ends up in the ocean, where it is decomposed.

Scientists studied hillsides on Siberia’s Taymyr Peninsula, which borders the seas that open north into the Arctic Ocean ... component of the Arctic carbon cycle.” It’s unclear what happens ...

A study conducted earlier this year utilised advanced computer modeling to analyse the impact of the Mackenzie River on the Arctic Ocean's carbon cycle. The river, which originates near Alberta ...

While not appetizing to you or me, Melosira arctica forms the foundation of the Arctic Ocean food chain ... could have serious effects on the carbon cycle, as well. As algae grows, it absorbs ...

carbon emissions that go into the atmosphere will end up in the ocean. The Cai lab will analyze how much anthropogenic carbon the western Arctic Ocean has absorbed based on carbon isotopes in the ...

As the Arctic warms ... s hydrological cycle. As rain and snow fall, rivers transport freshwater runoff along with dissolved organic and particulate materials, including carbon, to coastal ...