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New Study Finds Commodity Fish Essential to Carbon Burial in Oceans

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New Study Finds Commodity Fish Essential to Carbon Burial in Oceans

New research reveals that many commercial fish species, like cod and eels, help store carbon by stirring seabed sediments—a key but overlooked climate-regulating role.

byModern Sciences Team

May 26, 2025