Pulses of sinking carbon reaching the deep sea are not captured in global climate models

Monday, December 3, 2018 - 12:50 in Earth & Climate

More than two miles below the ocean's surface, microbes, worms, fishes, and other creatures great and small thrive. They rely on the transport of dead and decaying matter from the surface (marine snow) for food at these dark depths.

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