Exploring Groundwater's Role in Ocean Carbon Storage at Ningaloo Reef
Scientists at AIMS are investigating groundwater flow to evaluate its potential in blue carbon storage as a strategy to mitigate climate change impacts.
Editorial Staff
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Researchers from the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) are currently studying groundwater flow at Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia.
Their work aims to quantify how much groundwater is moving from land to the reef, which could inform blue carbon storage solutions.
This research is significant as it seeks to understand how these solutions might help in reducing the adverse effects of climate change.