
Climate
First “Photos” of Ocean Carbon Molecules Hold Clues to Future Warming
The remains of tiny phytoplankton hold more carbon than all plants and animals. Will it be released?
Chris Dixon is a freelance writer and author of Ghost Wave: The Discovery of Cortes Bank and the Biggest Wave on Earth (Chronicle Books, 2011). Credit: Nick Higgins
The remains of tiny phytoplankton hold more carbon than all plants and animals. Will it be released?
Forecasting technology and surfer experience create record rides on the planet’s biggest breakers
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