Vemoth bay on the south coast of England, where the sequel is sucking carbon dioxide from seawater
Heidi Stewart/Almi
Behind the Sea Life Aquarium in Vemath on the south coast of England, a hanger resonates with a crowd in tanks. Three reef sharks and a nurse shark are hovering around in one. One stingre is hidden somewhere in the other. But a closed rectangular tank of stainless steel holds a completely separate animal: as part of a process out of carbon dioxide seawater, scientists hope that someday can help reversed climate change. The computer shows a red line on the screen …
(Tagstotransite) Climate Change (T) Oceans
