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Matthew Humphreys

How do the oceans function as a sponge for CO2?

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Royal Institute for Sea Research

The first world report on the ocean’s subsurface temperatures dates back to the H.M.S. Challenger expedition at the end of the 19th century.

Better understand and anticipate the effects of climate change on fish stocks
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Matthew Humphreys

Matthew Humphreys

Oceanographer Matthew Humphreys investigates the exchange of CO2 between the atmosphere and the oceans. The oceans take up about one-quarter of all our CO2 emissions. In that sense, they definitely keep us out of trouble. However, there is a drawback. This uptake of additional CO2 is acidifying the oceans. I focus on understanding those balances.

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The NIOZ Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research performs academically excellent multidisciplinary fundamental and frontier-applied marine research addressing important scientific and societal questions pertinent to the functioning of oceans and seas. It also serves as national marine research facilitator for the scientific community.