Sub-seabed CO2 Leaks Could Affect Marine Viruses, Study Finds

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
9/11/2015
The potential leakage of carbon dioxide into marine environments from sub-seabed storage locations could have significant effects on marine environments due to a decrease in viral production, according to a report published…

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