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Startup is Building the World's Largest Ocean-Based Carbon Plant - and It's Scalable

Slashdot 22 Apr 2024
On a slice of the ocean front in west Singapore, a startup is building a plant to turn carbon dioxide from air and seawater into the same material as seashells, in a process that will also produce "green" hydrogen — a much-hyped clean fuel.
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Can this ocean-based carbon plant help save the world? Some scientists are raising red flags

CNN 21 Apr 2024
On a slice of the ocean front in west Singapore, a startup is building a plant to turn carbon dioxide from air and seawater into the same material as seashells, in a process that will also produce “green” hydrogen — a much-hyped clean fuel.
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Japanese team create biodegradable plastic fit for industrial use

Kyodo 10 Apr 2024
A team of Japanese researchers said Wednesday it has developed a new bioplastic that is not only durable but degrades rapidly in seawater and can be mass produced.
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UV-emitting underwater glass kills microbes to stay clear

New Atlas 02 Apr 2024
When just about any material is left sitting in seawater for long enough, a slimy film of bacteria, fungi, algae and other marine microorganisms form on its surface ... fuel to travel at a given speed.
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Man arrested for manslaughter after migrant tragedy off Cyprus, released

Philenews 11 Mar 2024
They further stated that due to bad weather conditions, the boat became unmanageable, leading to the depletion of fuel, food, and water, and to survive, they resorted to drinking seawater ... After a rescue operation, 31 people were saved. (File photo).
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The Mission to Make South Carolina's Coast the Cleanest in the U.S.

The Maritime Executive 11 Mar 2024
It contains up to 9,000 pounds of fiberglass, 2,000 pounds of wood, and another 1,000 pounds of metal, not to mention the motor and any fuel tanks that need to be removed. The fiberglass breaks down over time, leaching into the seawater.
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Oil leak from a capsized barge off Tobago successfully halted

SAFETY4SEA 08 Mar 2024
The ministry reported that the compartments of the vessel responsible for the oil leak have been filled with seawater above the leakage point, successfully preventing any further discharge of fuel oil.
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Body of 6-year-old thrown overboard, father recounts in new migrant death case

Philenews 04 Mar 2024
To survive, the people resorted to drinking seawater. According to the father of the six-year-old, on February 27, the boy, weakened by malnutrition and prolonged consumption of seawater, began exhibiting severe health issues.
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Tests show high-temperature superconducting magnets are ready for fusion

Phys Dot Org 04 Mar 2024
Fusion's fuel, a form of hydrogen that can be derived from seawater, is virtually limitless. But to make it work requires compressing the fuel at extraordinarily high temperatures and pressures, and ...
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PM Modi to lay foundation of NTPC projects worth Rs 30k crore tomorrow

Indian Express 03 Mar 2024
With an investment of Rs 294 crore, this innovative plant will draw CO2 from waste flue gas to synthesise 4G-Ethanol, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and advancing towards sustainable aviation fuel.
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PM Modi to lay foundation of NTPC projects worth Rs 30k cr tomorrow

Financial Express 03 Mar 2024
With an investment of Rs 294 crore, this innovative plant will draw CO2 from waste flue gas to synthesise 4G-Ethanol, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and advancing towards sustainable aviation fuel.
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Pumped up: will a Dutch startup’s plan to restore Arctic sea-ice work?

The Observer 27 Feb 2024
Ypma recently joined a separate Bangor University spinoff, Real Ice, which has a similar idea, for a series of field tests in Iqaluktuuttiaq (the Inuit name for Cambridge Bay), Nunavut, Canada, with a 600-watt, hydrogen fuel-cell-powered water pump.
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Over 30 countries collaborate to realize fusion energy generation

Anadolu Agency 27 Feb 2024
He explained that 'for deuterium-tritium (D-T) fusion, the fuel supply would be massive, as deuterium occurs naturally in water, including seawater, so the supply would be sufficient to meet societal needs for millions of years.'.
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Five migrants die as boat capsizes during rescue off Malta

The News International 24 Feb 2024
Migrants on a boat during a search and rescue operation off Karpathos island. — AFP/File. VALLETTA ... Another eight were injured and taken to hospital, including two who swallowed a considerable amount of seawater and fuel ... .
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Five drown as migrant boat capsizes during rescue operation off Malta

Al Jazeera 23 Feb 2024
list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3How Malta stole the youth of three young men. list 2 of 3EU’s Mediterranean, southern European leaders meet in Malta on migration ... Among the injured were two people who swallowed a considerable amount of seawater and fuel ... .

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