AGreenLiving
FEBRUARY 5, 2020
NOAA has reported that the ocean absorbs about one-third of the carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere via fossil fuel misuse and land-associated carbon emissions (ranching, logging, forest fires, etc.). More here: Pacific Oceans elevated acidity is dissolving Dungeness crabs shells.
R-Squared Energy
MAY 5, 2020
Our oceans are absorbing more and more carbon to the point they are reaching saturation. This is a process called ocean acidification that is starting to tip to a point where life in our oceans must adapt or die out. If a tree is logged then the purpose of logging could create two very different outcomes.
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Energy Innovation
NOVEMBER 1, 2024
fishing or logging) to the spread of invasive species (e.g., Rising temperatures can shrink suitable habitats, drought can spur tree mortality, imperiling forest health, and ocean acidification, driven by elevated ocean uptake of CO 2 emissions, intensifies damage to coral reefs and other marine species around the globe.
Energy Innovation
NOVEMBER 1, 2024
fishing or logging) to the spread of invasive species (e.g., Rising temperatures can shrink suitable habitats, drought can spur tree mortality, imperiling forest health, and ocean acidification, driven by elevated ocean uptake of CO 2 emissions, intensifies damage to coral reefs and other marine species around the globe.
CleanTechnica
SEPTEMBER 16, 2024
Regular readers might think Californians have a lock on poorly thought-through ideas for ‘enhancing’ oceanic carbon uptake, but apparently Italy decided to throw a log on this fire. A startup is promoting the idea of digging up long-sequestered carbon dioxide in the form of limestone to make quicklime to make.
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