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With More Sea Ice Comes More Carbon Uptake by Southern Ocean 0625.rtfTums for Neptune- Alkalinizing the Ocean 0525.rtfHow an Antacid for the Ocean Could Cool the Earth 0125.rtfIncreased CO2 Uptake by the Ocean 1124.rtfMarine CO2 Removal Is About to Go Big 1024.rtf - Move seawater thru tanks on land and extract CO2 there, then elcectrolyze it, extracts the remaining alkaline slurry, react the slurry solution with the air to pull CO2 out of the air, creating bicarbonate solution and calcium carbonate.Plan to Fight Global Warming Could Make the Oceans More Alkaline 0924.rtfPilot Project Sends Kelp – and Carbon – to the Sea Floor 1223.rtfScientists Are Trying to Coax the Ocean to Absorb More CO2 - 0422.rtfHow Seeding the Oceans with Minerals Could Grab Carbon from the Atmosphere 0923.rtfClick for moreArticles
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