Scientists have said that a controversial experiment has “dampened hopes” that dumping hundreds of tonnes of dissolved iron in the Southern Ocean can lessen global warming.The experiment involved “fertilising” a 115-sqare-mile area of ocean with six tonnes of dissolved iron. As expected, this stimulated growth of tiny planktonic algae or phytoplankton. However, the scientists did not count on these phytoplankton being eaten by tiny crustacean zooplankton.
U.S. oil giant exits gas-laden Suriname oilfield — raising doubts about early proposals for floating liquefied natural gas projects in the region.
Bank has been bigging up reductions in “operational emissions” while continuing to finance the fossil fuel industry.
But experts say these “abusive” lawsuits, which are designed to demoralize and drain resources from activists, should be fought, not feared.
Former PM Stephen Harper is now in charge of AIMCo. Even the free-market Fraser Institute is against it.
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