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John T. Preston, Dennis Bushnell and Anthony Michaels: Iron dust could reverse the course of climate change
As crazy as it might sound, geoengineering the oceans by adding iron — in effect, fertilizing them — may offer the best, most effective and most affordable way not just to slow the march of global warming but to reverse its course by directly drawing carbon out of the atmosphere.
The ocean twilight zone could store vast amounts of carbon captured from the atmosphere
World’s first carbon border tax lands in Europe
The move is intended to help European industries avoid being undercut by cheaper goods made in countries with weaker greenhouse gas emission rules.
Deep-sea riches: mining a remote ecosystem
Study: Drilling waste on Pennsylvania roads bad for health, land
A long-anticipated health study commissioned by Pennsylvania environmental officials examined the practice of spreading wastewater from conventional gas– and oil-drilling on thousands of miles of rural dirt roads in the state.
Inside a Ukrainian war zone, another fight rages—for clean air
The port city of Mariupol battles pollution from iron and steel plants decades out of date, but activists are making headway.