Smithsonian: Human Pollution May Be Fertilizing The Oceans. That’s Not a Good Thing
„Phillip Boyd, a marine biogeochemist at the University of Tasmania who was not involved in the research, says the study provides „compelling evidence“ that these atmospheric interactions can make emitted iron available to ocean life. However, the scientists are „sort of halfway there“ when it comes to seeing how much impact manmade iron fertilization actually has, says Boyd, who is a leading researcher on ocean-climate interactions and geoengineering.“