A University of Texas at Arlington researcher is working to create a process that uses seawater to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
UTA Research Uses Seawater to Remove Carbon Dioxide From Atmosphere
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Study Re-Evaluates Hazards and Climate Impacts of Massive Underwater Volcanic Eruptions
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