Bay of Bengal a carbon sink, says IIT-Madras study

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Bay of Bengal a carbon sink, says IIT-Madras study

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Published 30 Apr 2024

IIT Madras researchers identify Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal as carbon sequestration sites, utilizing gas hydrate crystals to capture CO2 in eco-friendly structures. The research aims to aid in achieving India's decarbonization goals while preserving marine ecology.

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Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal can serve as big carbon sinks, may help India reach its net-zero goal: Study at IIT Madras

IIT Madras researchers have identified the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal as potential storage sinks for huge amount of carbon..

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