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Living on Earth with Steve Curwood is the weekly environmental news and information program distributed by National Public Radio. This year marks Living on Earth's Twelfth anniversary. Every week over 302 National Public Radio stations broadcast Living on Earth's news, features, interviews and commentary on a broad range of ecological issues. The show airs in 9 of the 10 top radio markets and reaches 80% of the US.
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Our Carbon Saturated Oceans
The Global Carbon Project just released its yearly carbon budget, and they've found that our current CO2 emissions put us on track to warm six degrees by 2100. New research suggests that the world's oceans, responsible for absorbing a quarter of all our CO2 emissions, are maxing out and may not be able to keep soaking up our excess carbon. Host Jeff Young talks with Columbia University researcher Dr. Samar Khatiwala to ask about the ocean's capacity to keep absorbing carbon dioxide.
Our Carbon Saturated Oceans
The Global Carbon Project just released its yearly carbon budget, and they've found that our current CO2 emissions put us on track to warm six degrees by 2100. New research suggests that the world's oceans, responsible for absorbing a quarter of all our CO2 emissions, are maxing out and may not be able to keep soaking up our excess carbon. Host Jeff Young talks with Columbia University researcher Dr. Samar Khatiwala to ask about the ocean's capacity to keep absorbing carbon dioxide.
