Researchers have identified that algal growth in the oceans may help in sequestering carbon in the sea floors for centuries. Debates are ongoing if the method should be pursued. Read more here and here.
(The picture above was adopted from here.)
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Artificial Ocean-fertilizing
Researchers have identified that algal growth in the oceans may help in sequestering carbon in the sea floors for centuries. Debates are ongoing if the method should be pursued. Read more here and here.
(The picture above was adopted from here.)
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