Potential of Organic Carbon Pool in the Ocean: Approaches for Naturally and Artificially Capturing and Retaining Carbon
A J Wahyudi
Abstract:The organic carbon stored in the seas and coastal ecosystems is referred to as “blue carbon.” Studies on blue carbon have focused a lot of emphasis on ocean ecosystems such seagrass beds, mangroves, saltmarshes, and algae beds. However, these vegetated ecosystems are not the exclusive repositories of atmospheric carbon, and alternative methods of capturing and retaining carbon naturally (by utilizing the inherent capacity of the ocean) and artificially (through the implementation of engineered approaches) are … Show more
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