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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Ocean fertilization"”.

  1. Ocean fertilization : ecological cure or calamity

    … plant growth in large areas of the world's oceans. Iron, he hypothesized, was the nutrient that limited green life in seawater. Over twenty years later, Martin's iron hypothesis is widely considered to be the major contribution to oceanography in the second half of the 20th century. …

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  2. Should we fertilize the oceans? : examining the science, economics and policy of the iron hypothesis & ocean fertilization

    … speculation about the concept of fertilizing the oceans. It has been suggested that adding nutrients to the open oceans will stimulate primary production, increasing the sequestration of carbon dioxide and enhancing potential fish harvest. Ocean fertilization has thus been heralded as a possible …

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  3. PCO2 EFFECTS ON THE PRODUCTION OF PELAGIC BIOGENIC CARBONATE AND OCEAN CHEMISTRY: A CASE HISTORY FROM THE CRETACEOUS.

    In the early Aptian, ocean experienced a global phenomenon of widespread deposition of organic carbon-rich sediments under oxygen-poor conditions, named the Oceanic Anoxic Event 1a (OAE1a) (~120 Ma) which has its sedimentary expression in the Selli Level. OAE1a represents a profound perturbation of …

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  4. The Neoproterozoic São Francisco Basin, central Brazil: tectonic evolution, paleoclimate, and mineral systems

    … of marine transgression during the peak of oceanic ventilation. Greywackes and conglomerates in upper Sequence 6 record basin closure by ca. 550 Ma. The organic-rich, pyritiferous, deep-water siltstones are interpreted as the product of combined glacial grinding on land during the Cryogenian …

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