There's another catch with Iron fertilization, the idea included a
possible cost recovery via fishing profits. The bloom would also
increase fish harvests and the fishermen could be taxed or billed for
the benefits. That was pert of the plan but the evidence was mixed. Some
areas got booms in
What's the cheapest way to sequest a ton of carbon? Bury 1.5 tons of
waste plastic! It'll be there for centuries.
Mike Carrell wrote:
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From: RC Macaulay
Subject: Re: Ed's Stroms hope
Mike Carrell
Guess what, guys, recycling is a complex, nasty problem
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From: Wesley Bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What's the cheapest way to sequest a ton of carbon? Bury 1.5
tons of waste plastic! It'll be there for centuries.
Or toss a few ounces of rust into the ocean I suspect that
stip mine in Texas has enough surface minerals
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From: RC Macaulay
Subject: Re: Ed's Stroms hope
Mike Carrell
Guess what, guys, recycling is a complex, nasty problem, not easily solved,
as difficult as anything else in society, and screaming at the government
isn't going to fix it. Like many things, market
Mike Carrell
Guess what, guys, recycling is a complex, nasty problem, not easily
solved,as difficult as anything else in society, and screaming at the
governmentisn't going to fix it. Like many things, market necessity is the
driver andthings happen when it hurts enough. Yes, the government
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