By using experimental wave powered pumps to bring more life giving water to the surface, it may be possible to restore and enhance phytoplankton production to remove even more CO2 from our atmosphere.
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Project Earth: Hungry Ocean
By using experimental wave powered pumps to bring more life giving water to the surface, it may be possible to restore and enhance phytoplankton production to remove even more CO2 from our atmosphere.
Added: Mar 22, 2009
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