30 thoughts on âTell Me What Rain Smells Likeâ. 1  Reblogged this on Heiditassone's Blog and commented: I usually post more mystery, horror posts, but this is a writing site. and this is lovely writing. 2  Rain smells like freshness. Crisp and clean. 3  very lovely. Thank you for following me on my blog too.  Good piece of writing.
exists and is an alternate of . In terms of both size and long-term storage, ocean is the largest carbon sink on Earth. In terms of both size and long-term storage, ocean is the largest carbon sink on Earth.
Because carbon dioxide is thus immediately processed in the sea, the CO 2 capacity of the oceans is ten times higher than that of freshwater, and they therefore can absorb large quantities of it. Scientists refer to this kind of assimilation of CO 2 as a sink. The ocean absorbs human-made atmospheric CO 2, and this special property of seawater is primarily attributable to carbonation, which, at 10 per cent, represents a significant proportion of the dissolved inorganic carbon in the ocean.