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Title: Engineering the oceans.
Authors: Vaughan, Adam1 (AUTHOR)
Source: New Scientist. 7/2/2022, Vol. 255 Issue 3393, p46-49. 4p.
Subjects: Ocean engineering, Atmosphere
Abstract: Could controversial schemes to chemically alter the seas be our best hope to suck carbon out of the atmosphere, asks Adam Vaughan [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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