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Ocean fertilization is a carbon dioxide removal technology that involves adding nutrients, such as iron, to the ocean to stimulate phytoplankton growth, which absorbs CO2 and sequesters carbon when it sinks. While it has potential benefits for reducing atmospheric CO2 and enhancing marine productivity, there are uncertainties regarding its long-term effectiveness and ecological impacts, including risks of disruption to marine ecosystems and increased ocean acidification. Ongoing research and regulatory disc
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