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News Release 10-240
Ocean Acidification Changes Nitrogen Cycling in World Seas
New results indicate potential to reduce certain greenhouse gas emissions from oceans to atmosphere
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Water samples in the Sargasso Sea being collected for studies of ocean acidification.
Credit: Cheryl Chow
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Nitrogen is an important nutrient; it's converted into different chemical forms by microbes.
Credit: Michael Beman
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Scientist Michael Beman prepares to collect seawater off the coast of southern California.
Credit: Anand Patel
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David Hutchins, a member of the research team, readies experiment with marine microbes.
Credit: Cheryl Chow
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Island of Oahu, Hawaii, from the deck of the research vessel Kilo Moana, used in the study.
Credit: Michael Beman
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Ocean acidification as measured by pH via the NSF-funded Bermuda-Atlantic time-series study.
Credit: Michael Beman, UC-Merced, and Nicholas Bates, BIOS
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