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Accepted on 05 May 2025
Assessing CO2 storage mechanisms in marine shallow sediments to Mitigate leakage risks from sub-seabed carbon storage: A Numerical Simulation Study
doi 10.3389/fmars.2025.1547326
- Frontiers in Marine Science
- Marine Biogeochemistry
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- Deep-sea Material and Energy Cycles: Insights from Sediments, Fe-Mn Nodules, and Authigenic Carbonates, and Their Carbon Sequestration, Hydrocarbon Accumulation, and Ore-forming Significances
Deep-sea Material and Energy Cycles: Insights from Sediments, Fe-Mn Nodules, and Authigenic Carbonates, and Their Carbon Sequestration, Hydrocarbon Accumulation, and Ore-forming Significances
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