Can Green Hydrogen Production Help Bring Oceanic Dead Zones Back To Life?

16 Apr 2024 | Abstracted from Popular Science

"As the world warms, the oceans are losing their oxygen. Since the 1950s, they've already lost about two percent - a figure that could hit four percent by the end of this century...About 15 percent of the deeper parts of the Gulf of St. Lawrence are getting close to the threshold where a lot of marine animals will struggle to live...oxygen pumped into the gulf near Stephenville would reach the Rimouski dead zone several hundred kilometers away..

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