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Trawling the bottom of the ocean is kicking up tons of carbon dioxide

Many have opposed the practice for the damage it inflicts on seabed ecosystems, but new research shows that the climate also suffers.

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New Marine Carbon Emission Source Found: Bottom Trawling

New Marine Carbon Emission Source Found: Bottom Trawling
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Trawling the Bottom of the Ocean Is Kicking Up Tons of Carbon Dioxide

Trawling the Bottom of the Ocean Is Kicking Up Tons of Carbon Dioxide
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Trawling Boats Are Hauling Up Ancient Carbon From the Ocean Depths

The world’s trawlers are stirring carbon dioxide into the water and into the atmosphere.

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Seabed trawling found to be a major source of global CO2 emissions

Bottom trawling, a controversial and destructive fishing technique, releases large amounts of carbon dioxide from the seabed – and much of this gas gets into the atmosphere

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