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Debate: Geoengineering, iron fertilization of algae blooms
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- Debate:Iron fertilization of algae blooms as a solution to global warming (redirect page)
- Argument: Iron fertilization can dramatically reduce C02, combat global warming
- Argument: Trials finding low results from carbon sequestration were faulty
- Argument: Algae-sequestered carbon may not remain sequestered for long
- Argument: Iron fertilization may require an impractical amount of iron
- Argument: If natural iron fertilization occurs, it is OK for humans to do it
- Argument: Global warming grows phytoplankton; growing more is reckless
- Argument: Global warming kills algae, worsens warming; iron fertilization helps
- Argument: Humans are already changing Earth; how can geoengineering be wrong?
- Argument: Iron-fertilization favors some phytoplankton, destabilizing ecosystems
- Argument: Iron-fertilized algae blooms can deplete marine oxygen levels
- Argument: Iron-fertilized algae blooms deplete nutrients in ecosystems
- Argument: Iron-fertilized algae blooms may release some greenhouse gases
- Argument: Iron-fertilization harms "downstream" algae, C02 sequestration
- Argument: Algae bloom solutions require fertilizing too much ocean area
- Argument: Monitoring iron-fertilized algae blooms globally would be costly
- Argument: Best practices in iron fertilization can ensure effectiveness
- Debate:Geoengineering, iron fertilization of algae blooms (redirect page)
