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Climos defends ocean fertilisation ambitions

23 September 2008 • 8 min read

Dan Whaley, chief executive of geo-engineering specialist Climos, tells BusinessGreen.com why concerns over the impact of ocean fertilisation projects are overblown

BusinessGreen.com: What is the thinking behind Climos? Dan Whaley: Climos was founded in 2006 with the goal of exploring geoscale processes for mitigating the effects of climate change. The company represents...

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