Whales Are Mother Nature’s Super-Efficient Carbon Sequestration Technology
According to a new study from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the average great whale sequesters 33 tons (about 29,937 kilos) of CO2 during its lifetime. By comparison, an average tree absorbs up to 48 pounds (21 kg) of CO2 a year.
Read the full article about the study here.
