#environment25 Abiotic techniques, by contrast, offer greater scalability and permanence. For example, biomass burial at sea, if done right, can sequester seven to 22 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide per year. Reducing the acidic nature of the seas through OAE is another option. Here, alkaline materials are added to sea water to neutralise its carbon dioxide content, locking the carbon away for tens of thousands of years in the form of dissolved inorganic molecules.

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#environment25 The ocean’s immense surface area makes it a tempting venue for carefully engineered solutions. So far, efforts to fight climate change have been land-biased, but studies tell us that the land is saturated and can no longer support carbon capture.

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#environment25 The ocean’s immense surface area makes it a tempting venue for carefully engineered solutions. So far, efforts to fight climate change have been land-biased, but studies tell us that the land is saturated and can no longer support carbon capture.

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#science25 shock diamonds

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#analysis2023 OAE

#analysis2023 OAE

#global25 Aleppo

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#initiatives25 The first AOMSUC was held in Beijing, China, in 2010. Since then, the conference has been hosted annually in various locations across Asia-Oceania. The AOMSUC has become a premier event for meteorologists, earth scientists, satellite operators, and students from across the region and the globe.

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#environment25 BGT at 40

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#environment25 BGT at 40

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#science25 Marburg Virus

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#science25 Marburg Virus

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#science25 Marburg Virus

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#history25 Belagavi Session

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#science25 On November 6, three papers were published in the journal Nature by a team called eDyNAmiC — an international collaboration led by Stanford University professor Paul Mischel. The studies explore how ecDNA is formed and contributes to the progression of cancer and drug resistance. Importantly, the findings also challenge a fundamental law of genetics.

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#science25 On November 6, three papers were published in the journal Nature by a team called eDyNAmiC — an international collaboration led by Stanford University professor Paul Mischel. The studies explore how ecDNA is formed and contributes to the progression of cancer and drug resistance. Importantly, the findings also challenge a fundamental law of genetics.

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#history25 Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra in Ajmer is one the oldest mosques in north India. Claims are being made that it stands on the remains of a 'Sanskrit college and temple' . Here's what history and legend say.

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