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Iron fertilization enthusiasts focus on the Southern Ocean because other
seas have much more natural algae, so growing blooms might just foster growth that would have happened anyway.)
Before the 2004 study, known as EIFEX, the European
Iron Fertilization Experiment, scientists had conducted 11 experiments at sea to explore how trace quantities of iron may encourage the growth of al
Iron Fertilization Experiment, scientists had conducted 11 experiments at
sea to explore how trace quantities of
iron may encourage the growth of al
iron may encourage the growth of algae.
Another scientist, Margaret Leinen, is the head of a company, Climos, that is hoping to commercialize
iron fertilization to gain carbon credits at
sea.