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Can Iron Phosphate Save Our Oceans?
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It seems too simple....
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Yeah, I'm always skeptical of anything that sounds too good to be true. This definitely fits the profile. (Hope he's right though!)
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Google says this study claims it can't work
According to the study by MIT, the amount of iron that microbes in the ocean need, is essentially the amount we have right now. Adding more iron on a global scale won't work it won't just increase the amount of microbes as they think it will.
No idea how they determine that.
According to the study by MIT, the amount of iron that microbes in the ocean need, is essentially the amount we have right now. Adding more iron on a global scale won't work it won't just increase the amount of microbes as they think it will.
No idea how they determine that.
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Good light reading, thanks for sharing!
I wish that I paid maths more attention.Good light reading, thanks for sharing!
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Ha, not me...my eyes start glazing over. Wish I had some passion for it!
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Thanks for the MIT info, though
I wonder if the guy in the video really had his research confiscated by the government (or Men in Black or whatever)
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