ENDS Report 389, June 2007, p. 29
26 June 2007
US company, Planktos, is preparing to fertilise the eastern Pacific with powdered iron ore to create an artificial algal bloom in an attempt to sequester carbon. It hopes to use the trial to gain accreditation for carbon credits, but critics have called the plan reckless.
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