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Ocean Deep Water Could Help Food and Power Problems
NOAA backed synthetic upwelling experiments by Lamont-Doherty researchers off St Croix. Three inch pipeline pumped water from 2700 feet to two 12 000 gallon ponds where microalgae flourished, feeding 250 000 clams and oysters. Plants captured over 90 percent of nutrients, shellfish over 90 percent of the algae, proving high efficiency for future work. Temperature gradient offers potential for air cooling and power.
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Washington
UPT
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
Lamont-Do
Herty Geological Observatory
Columbia University
St. Croix
Virgin Islands