This project seems wildly unscaleable − how much money and carbon emissions go into growing one piece of coral under this setup?
A government or philanthropist somewhere is throwing cash at corals, trying to keep them alive, without fixing the root cause of why they're dying in the first place.
I'm guessing this "solution" could even be net negative for world coral populations.
A government or philanthropist somewhere is throwing cash at corals, trying to keep them alive, without fixing the root cause of why they're dying in the first place.
I'm guessing this "solution" could even be net negative for world coral populations.