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Global warming has reduced the Antarctic Ocean's CO2 absorption capacity by 38%, leading to atmospheric imbalance.

2007-06-20

Oceans cover 70% of the Earth's surface and are the best solvent for regulating the carbon dioxide content in the atmosphere; however, due to climate...

Global warming is severe, causing the oceans to gradually lose their regulatory function. British scientists recently discovered that even the Antarctic Ocean's ability to naturally metabolize carbon dioxide has significantly decreased, and a global crisis is clearly forming.

Phytoplankton in the Antarctic Ocean absorbs carbon dioxide during photosynthesis, while releasing excess dissolved oxygen into the air. However, scientists have discovered that the Antarctic Ocean's ability to absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide has decreased by 38% over the past 25 years, while global atmospheric carbon dioxide levels have increased by 43%. Comparing these two figures, not only has carbon dioxide not decreased, but the Antarctic Ocean is actually increasing its carbon dioxide levels by 200 million tons annually.

The reason for this is that the increased concentration of carbon dioxide in the ozone layer changes atmospheric pressure, causing wind speed to increase, which in turn causes carbon dioxide-containing seawater in the deep sea to rise to the surface.

British scientist Mark Moslin said, "It's a complete system. Marine organisms that can perform photosynthesis and release substances (oxygen) descend to the seabed, but at the same time, the wind speed changes, causing carbon dioxide to be released from the sea surface into the air."

Climate warming indirectly affects the circulation of air currents, weakening the ocean's ability to regulate atmospheric carbon dioxide. Scientists warn that the current concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is out of control, causing an imbalance in the marine ecosystem. Therefore, reducing carbon dioxide emissions has become an urgent task for all mankind.

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