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Carbon-removal simulations end with the Southern Ocean releasing three times what it absorbed in 2001
A Science Advances team ran two idealized mitigation scenarios. Southern Ocean uptake weakened and then reversed in both, and in the negative-emissions run the globally averaged flux turned from sink to source in 2154.
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