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The primary objective was to track the dynamic movement of the water and its contents. In an intriguing incident, Canada's Halifax Harbor underwent a remarkable transformation, with its water turning a vivid shade of pink.

“The ultimate goal here is to test an idea for a technology that would help us reduce atmospheric CO2 and could be one tool in the toolbox for fighting climate change, basically."

Researchers in Nova Scotia are dyeing the Halifax Harbour pink as part of long-term research project that could help reverse some of the worlds greenhouse gas emissions.

Some parts of the Halifax harbour turned a bright shade of pink on Thursday — for science. It's part of an experiment that could one day help the ocean better absorb carbon dioxide.

A New York experiment is part of a commercial race to develop ocean-based technologies to extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. A New York experiment is part of a commercial race to develop ocean-based technologies to extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

The Station is a weekly newsletter focused on the future of transportation. This week. Lyft, Tesla, GM, Joby, and Lucid are in the mix.

Campaigners worry about scheme’s impact on marine ecosystem but Planetary Technologies says concerns misplaced

Planetary Technologies shares a new measurement approach that it hopes will allow purchasers to buy ocean-based carbon removal credits with confidence.

Planetary Technologies shares new measurement approach it hopes will allow purchasers to buy ocean-based carbon removal credits with confidence

Oceans naturally recycle carbon dioxide from the atmosphere at a massive scale, reports NBC News. So a Canadian startup named Planetary Technologies is "attempting to harness and accelerate that potential by adding antacid powder to the ocean." The theory goes that by altering seawater chemistry, ...