Does anyone have any ideas of the area of ocean that would be required to absorb 1 gigaton of CO2 if properly fertilized? It would be interesting to understand the potential sized area required for this and the possible volume of nutrients required. Usual caveats about that this has not been tried and studied properly yet apply. I am trying to get an idea of scale of this. It would also be useful to understand the potential fishing stock increase for the area in question. Increased fishing could give an economic underpinning to ocean fertilization.
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