💨 Abstract
Gigablue, an Israeli startup, claims to have sold 200,000 carbon credits for its innovative technology that traps carbon in the ocean using particles. These particles, designed to encourage algae growth, are intended to sequester carbon for centuries. Despite skepticism from external scientists regarding the technology's efficacy and environmental impact, Gigablue has secured significant deals and plans to expand its operations.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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