Study: Typhoons bury tons of carbon in the oceans

A single typhoon in Taiwan buries as much carbon in the ocean -- in the form of sediment -- as all the other rains in that country all year long combined. That's the finding of an Ohio State University study published in a recent issue of the journal Geology.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news136121190.html">Study: Typhoons bury tons of carbon in the oceans</a></p> <p>A single typhoon in Taiwan buries as much carbon in the ocean -- in the form of sediment -- as all the other rains in that country all year long combined. That's the finding of an Ohio State University study published in a recent issue of the journal <I>Geology</I>.</p>