内容摘要：Gulshan Begum grieves holding her sons Rihan Zahhor, right and Arhan Zahoor, during the funeral of her husband Zahoor Ahmad, an army porter who was among those killed in a rebel ambush on an army vehicle in Boniyar, north of Srinagar, Indian controlled Kashmir, Oct. 25, 2024. (AP Photo/Dar Yasin)

Gulshan Begum grieves holding her sons Rihan Zahhor, right and Arhan Zahoor, during the funeral of her husband Zahoor Ahmad, an army porter who was among those killed in a rebel ambush on an army vehicle in Boniyar, north of Srinagar, Indian controlled Kashmir, Oct. 25, 2024. (AP Photo/Dar Yasin)

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Coastal communities aren’t always quick to jump on board.In North Carolina, a request to dump shiploads of olivine near the beachside town of Duck received questions that downsized the project by more than half.Fishing communities have opposed another project led by Subhas of the Woods Hole research center.

Sara Nawaz, research director at American University’s Institute for Responsible Carbon Removal, said she understood why scientists sometimes struggle to connect with communities and gain their support. Early research shows the public is reluctant to the idea of “engineering” the climate.The ocean is a dynamic, challenging landscape to work in. Scientists are still uncovering new details about how it absorbs and recycles carbon, and any materials they add to seawater are liable to sink, become diluted or wash away to other locations, challenging efforts to track how the ocean responds.

“We can’t measure everywhere all the time,” said Katja Fennel, chair of the oceanography department at Dalhousie University, where she works on modeling how much carbon Planetary has captured at their project in Halifax Harbour.

Questions also linger about how long the carbon capture will last. It’s a point especially important to companies working with algae, wood chips, or other organic materials, because depending on where they decompose, they could release carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere.In the U.S., leading tech companies like Google, Microsoft and OpenAI

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