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Nature 447, 1039 (28 June 2007) | doi:10.1038/4471039a; Published online 27 June 2007
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Treaty caution on plankton plans
Mark Schrope
The scientific advisory group for the parties of the London Convention, the main treaty governing ocean dumping, has for the first time questioned the use of 'iron fertilization' in combating climate change. The group's statement, released on 22 June, will not in itself interfere with plans by Planktos, a San Francisco-based company, to create a large plankton bloom with the technique in the coming months.
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