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Deep-Sea Kelp Cycling for Carbon Sequestration
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Seattle-based company, The Climate Foundation, is implementing a deep-sea kelp cycling project to sequester carbon and promote sustainable agriculture. The project involves deploying seaweed spiked with carbon dioxide to the seafloor, leading to faster kelp growth. The company plans to scale up to a 10,000-square-meter offshore kelp platform and design fully automated, solar-powered, floating kelp farms to regenerate marine ecosystems and sequester carbon.
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