A new study shows that the ocean recently absorbed a decreasing proportion of the CO₂ emissions we produce. This trend could persist as climate change intensifies.

The 4C Carbon Outlook for 2022 is launched during a webinar taking place on 16 February. 

4C researchers are participating in the presentation of the Global Carbon Budget 2022 at COP27.

4C researcher Jens Terhaar receives the Prix de Quervain award for his research on the Southern Ocean carbon sink.

A recent study examines our current understanding of the coastal ocean carbon cycle, and showcases how the surface CO₂ concentration varies in three coastal regions: the Baltic Sea, Mid-Atlantic Bight and South China Sea.

The latest socioeconomic scenarios used in climate change research examine how global society, demographics and economics could change over the 21st century.

The latest project findings are presented at the 2022 EGU General Assembly by 4C researchers.