New Study Tracks Congo River Freshwater's Journey into the Atlantic

Congo River Atlantic Ocean freshwater plume

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A new study reveals how the Congo River's massive freshwater discharge into the Atlantic is transported by powerful, short-lived ocean eddies, carrying nutrients and affecting climate and marine ecosystems across the tropical Atlantic.

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