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BLUE CARBON

BLUE CARBON

September 6, 2018 → 3:30 pm ─ 4:30 pm

| £3 – £5

Carbon dioxide from the air is stored by natural processes in the sea, in shells and seaweed. Life in the sea can help to keep a balance in the atmosphere above – as Dr Joanne Porter and Dr David Woolf (ICIT), Prof. John Baxter (SNH) and Mary Spencer Jones (Natural History Museum) explain.

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Frontiers is an online magazine from Orkney International Science Festival

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A science festival has a radical role in developing a creative climate for a region. Here is the story of how it began, and how Orkney was involved from an early stage in the concept.

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