The role of Oceans in Climate Change
- Rodrigo Batalha
- Aug 18
- 6 min read
Earth’s oceans—vast, dynamic, and complex—are central to climate regulation. They absorb and store heat and carbon, drive planetary-scale circulation, mediate atmosphere-ocean exchanges, and provide critical long-term buffering that stabilizes global climate. In this post we will be exploring those mechanisms based on current science knowledge, revealing how oceans sustain climatic equilibrium—and why their function is one to protect.
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