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UMaine Farmington students explore climate change

FARMINGTON Climate change and excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere pose a threat in Maine and around the world. Undergraduate student researchers at the University of Maine at Farmington and their faculty mentor, Doug Reusch, professor of Geology, have found a possible way to minimize it deep in the ocean, according to a […]

Fort kentUnited statesUniversity of maine at farmingtonCarson theriaultKayleigh brisardfrom mercerDoug reuschEnvironmental sciencesBrisardfrom mercerGil hamiltonTransformative carbon sink

Students explore climate change, storing excess CO2

FARMINGTON Climate change and excess CO2 in the atmosphere poses a threat here in Maine and around the world. Undergraduate student researchers at the University of Maine at Farmington and their faculty mentor, Doug Reusch, professor of Geology, have found a possible way to minimize it deep in the ocean. Kayleigh Brisard, from Mercer; Gil […]

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UMF students explore climate change and potential way to store excess CO2 in the ocean

FARMINGTON - Climate change and excess CO2 in the atmosphere poses a threat here in Maine and around the world. Undergraduate student researchers at the University of Maine at Farmington and their faculty mentor, Doug Reusch, professor of Geology, have found a possible way to minimize it deep in the ocean. Kayleigh Brisard, from Mercer; Gil

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