Uncovering the climate gases that control our tropical coasts

New research from an international team of scientists, including C3 Future Fellow Associate Professor David Suggett, reveals that compounds known collectively as Biogenic Volatile Organic Compounds, or BVOCs, could well determine how our changing planet impacts tropical marine ecosystems, some of the most sensitive, yet productive, regions on earth.

Coral overhangs in Seychelles. D.Exton

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