The Secret Solution of Scientists to Save the Oceans From Climate Collapse? The Unusual Experiment of the Pink Caustic Soda
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The prestigious Woods Hole institution leads an authorized trial in the United States that dyed the Gulf of Maine pink in order to analyze marine carbon dioxide absorption without altering local biodiversity
Researchers at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) conducted, in the Gulf of Maine, the first authorized field test for Oceanic Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE). The team dumped purified sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) in surface waters to neutralize marine acidity. The LOC-NESS experiment The operation, part of the LOC-NESS project, consisted of a controlled dispersion of six hours using a tracer dye to monitor the chemical stain. The a…
Explore the Agron Portal and stay up to date on agribusiness, science and economics. Discover the knowledge that drives your success! Scientists conducted the first real scale test of ocean alkalinization in the United States, using sodium hydroxide and a pink dye in the Gulf of Maine to increase CO2 absorption and reduce water acidity. Preliminary results showed that the technique managed to capture carbon safely, without causing immediate dama…
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