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  1. Reading daily ocean temperatures from #RedAlgae: Researchers of #MainzUniversity and the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry have developed a method to reconstruct past seawater temperatures from rhodoliths 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/reading-dai

    #seawater #ClimateArchive #geochemistry #algae #RedSea

  2. Reading daily ocean temperatures from #RedAlgae: Researchers of #MainzUniversity and the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry have developed a method to reconstruct past seawater temperatures from rhodoliths 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/reading-dai

    #seawater #ClimateArchive #geochemistry #algae #RedSea

  3. Reading daily ocean temperatures from #RedAlgae: Researchers of #MainzUniversity and the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry have developed a method to reconstruct past seawater temperatures from rhodoliths 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/reading-dai

    #seawater #ClimateArchive #geochemistry #algae #RedSea

  4. Reading daily ocean temperatures from #RedAlgae: Researchers of #MainzUniversity and the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry have developed a method to reconstruct past seawater temperatures from rhodoliths 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/reading-dai

    #seawater #ClimateArchive #geochemistry #algae #RedSea

  5. Reading daily ocean temperatures from #RedAlgae: Researchers of #MainzUniversity and the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry have developed a method to reconstruct past seawater temperatures from rhodoliths 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/reading-dai

    #seawater #ClimateArchive #geochemistry #algae #RedSea

  6. Seawater Washed Starship’s Flaps Clean — And the Tiles Underneath Are Black
    atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug
    <p>SpaceX Starship flight 13 shows white powder on the surface of the heat shield
    #starship #seawater #powder #washed

  7. Florida State University: FSU researcher creates seawater isotope database to improve climate reconstructions, projections. “A Florida State University paleoclimatologist led the creation of a global database hosting thousands of seawater isotope measurements collected over almost 50 years that will aid scientists in generating more accurate climate reconstructions and predictions.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/15/florida-state-university-fsu-researcher-creates-seawater-isotope-database-to-improve-climate-reconstructions-projections/
  8. Florida State University: FSU researcher creates seawater isotope database to improve climate reconstructions, projections. “A Florida State University paleoclimatologist led the creation of a global database hosting thousands of seawater isotope measurements collected over almost 50 years that will aid scientists in generating more accurate climate reconstructions and predictions.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/15/florida-state-university-fsu-researcher-creates-seawater-isotope-database-to-improve-climate-reconstructions-projections/
  9. Florida State University: FSU researcher creates seawater isotope database to improve climate reconstructions, projections. “A Florida State University paleoclimatologist led the creation of a global database hosting thousands of seawater isotope measurements collected over almost 50 years that will aid scientists in generating more accurate climate reconstructions and predictions.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/15/florida-state-university-fsu-researcher-creates-seawater-isotope-database-to-improve-climate-reconstructions-projections/
  10. Florida State University: FSU researcher creates seawater isotope database to improve climate reconstructions, projections. “A Florida State University paleoclimatologist led the creation of a global database hosting thousands of seawater isotope measurements collected over almost 50 years that will aid scientists in generating more accurate climate reconstructions and predictions.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/15/florida-state-university-fsu-researcher-creates-seawater-isotope-database-to-improve-climate-reconstructions-projections/
  11. Florida State University: FSU researcher creates seawater isotope database to improve climate reconstructions, projections. “A Florida State University paleoclimatologist led the creation of a global database hosting thousands of seawater isotope measurements collected over almost 50 years that will aid scientists in generating more accurate climate reconstructions and predictions.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/15/florida-state-university-fsu-researcher-creates-seawater-isotope-database-to-improve-climate-reconstructions-projections/
  12. Nothing to see here, just keeping track of this video on
    seawater battery development.
    youtube.com/watch?v=j-C7A8kmJu
    #batteries #seawater

  13. Nothing to see here, just keeping track of this video on
    seawater battery development.
    youtube.com/watch?v=j-C7A8kmJu
    #batteries #seawater

  14. Nothing to see here, just keeping track of this video on
    seawater battery development.
    youtube.com/watch?v=j-C7A8kmJu
    #batteries #seawater

  15. Nothing to see here, just keeping track of this video on
    seawater battery development.
    youtube.com/watch?v=j-C7A8kmJu
    #batteries #seawater

  16. New publication: Tracing #monsoon precipitation, surface–#groundwater interaction and #seawater intrusion using stable isotopes in a subtropical #river system.
    doi.org/10.1080/02626667.2026.

  17. New publication: Tracing #monsoon precipitation, surface–#groundwater interaction and #seawater intrusion using stable isotopes in a subtropical #river system.
    doi.org/10.1080/02626667.2026.

  18. New publication: Tracing #monsoon precipitation, surface–#groundwater interaction and #seawater intrusion using stable isotopes in a subtropical #river system.
    doi.org/10.1080/02626667.2026.

  19. New publication: Tracing #monsoon precipitation, surface–#groundwater interaction and #seawater intrusion using stable isotopes in a subtropical #river system.
    doi.org/10.1080/02626667.2026.

  20. @steter

    #DesalitationPlants

    I once read that the #UAE were completing one one every year.
    That was before Covid struck, through...but acc. 2 wiki:

    "The UAE relies on desalination for approximately 42% of its drinking water and hosts more *than 70 desalination plants* across the country. Most recent projects increasingly favor reverse osmosis (#RO) technology over traditional multi-stage flash (#MSF) distillation,... continues to...add 240 million imperial gallons per day using #seawater

  21. @steter

    #DesalitationPlants

    I once read that the #UAE were completing one one every year.
    That was before Covid struck, through...but acc. 2 wiki:

    "The UAE relies on desalination for approximately 42% of its drinking water and hosts more *than 70 desalination plants* across the country. Most recent projects increasingly favor reverse osmosis (#RO) technology over traditional multi-stage flash (#MSF) distillation,... continues to...add 240 million imperial gallons per day using #seawater

  22. @steter

    #DesalitationPlants

    I once read that the #UAE were completing one one every year.
    That was before Covid struck, through...but acc. 2 wiki:

    "The UAE relies on desalination for approximately 42% of its drinking water and hosts more *than 70 desalination plants* across the country. Most recent projects increasingly favor reverse osmosis (#RO) technology over traditional multi-stage flash (#MSF) distillation,... continues to...add 240 million imperial gallons per day using #seawater

  23. @steter

    #DesalitationPlants

    I once read that the #UAE were completing one one every year.
    That was before Covid struck, through...but acc. 2 wiki:

    "The UAE relies on desalination for approximately 42% of its drinking water and hosts more *than 70 desalination plants* across the country. Most recent projects increasingly favor reverse osmosis (#RO) technology over traditional multi-stage flash (#MSF) distillation,... continues to...add 240 million imperial gallons per day using #seawater

  24. @steter

    #DesalitationPlants

    I once read that the #UAE were completing one one every year.
    That was before Covid struck, through...but acc. 2 wiki:

    "The UAE relies on desalination for approximately 42% of its drinking water and hosts more *than 70 desalination plants* across the country. Most recent projects increasingly favor reverse osmosis (#RO) technology over traditional multi-stage flash (#MSF) distillation,... continues to...add 240 million imperial gallons per day using #seawater

  25. Drinking water near coasts is under threat worldwide: A recent study shows how the salinization of groundwater due to over-abstraction and rising sea levels is becoming a global problem // #DrinkingWater #groundwater #water #seawater #MainzUniversity
    nachrichten.idw-online.de/2026

  26. Drinking water near coasts is under threat worldwide: A recent study shows how the salinization of groundwater due to over-abstraction and rising sea levels is becoming a global problem // #DrinkingWater #groundwater #water #seawater #MainzUniversity
    nachrichten.idw-online.de/2026

  27. Drinking water near coasts is under threat worldwide: A recent study shows how the salinization of groundwater due to over-abstraction and rising sea levels is becoming a global problem // #DrinkingWater #groundwater #water #seawater #MainzUniversity
    nachrichten.idw-online.de/2026

  28. Drinking water near coasts is under threat worldwide: A recent study shows how the salinization of groundwater due to over-abstraction and rising sea levels is becoming a global problem // #DrinkingWater #groundwater #water #seawater #MainzUniversity
    nachrichten.idw-online.de/2026

  29. Drinking water near coasts is under threat worldwide: A recent study shows how the salinization of groundwater due to over-abstraction and rising sea levels is becoming a global problem // #DrinkingWater #groundwater #water #seawater #MainzUniversity
    nachrichten.idw-online.de/2026

  30. Drinking water near coasts is under threat worldwide: A recent study shows how the salinization of groundwater due to over-abstraction and rising sea levels is becoming a global problem 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/drinking-wa

    #DrinkingWater #groundwater #water #seawater

  31. Drinking water near coasts is under threat worldwide: A recent study shows how the salinization of groundwater due to over-abstraction and rising sea levels is becoming a global problem 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/drinking-wa

    #DrinkingWater #groundwater #water #seawater

  32. Drinking water near coasts is under threat worldwide: A recent study shows how the salinization of groundwater due to over-abstraction and rising sea levels is becoming a global problem 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/drinking-wa

    #DrinkingWater #groundwater #water #seawater

  33. Drinking water near coasts is under threat worldwide: A recent study shows how the salinization of groundwater due to over-abstraction and rising sea levels is becoming a global problem 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/drinking-wa

    #DrinkingWater #groundwater #water #seawater

  34. Drinking water near coasts is under threat worldwide: A recent study shows how the salinization of groundwater due to over-abstraction and rising sea levels is becoming a global problem 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/drinking-wa

    #DrinkingWater #groundwater #water #seawater

  35. Photographer Explores New York’s Vast, Complex, and Invisible Water System

    High Bridge, Bronx and Manhattan, 2000. | Stanley Greenberg Waterworks by Stanley Greenberg is a sweeping photographic portrait…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #blackandwhite #Civil #Design #Entertainment #Infrastructure #largeformat #newyork #newyorkcity #seawater #waterworks
    newsbeep.com/us/511753/

  36. #SodiumIonBatteries offer an alternative to tricky #lithium

    Oct 26th 2023

    Excerpt: "Fortunately, lithium is not the only game in town. As we report this week, a clutch of firms are making batteries based on sodium, lithium’s elemental cousin. Since sodium’s chemical properties are very similar to those of lithium, it too makes for good batteries. And sodium, which is found in the salt in #seawater, is thousands of times more abundant on Earth than lithium and cheaper to get at. Most of the companies using sodium to make batteries today are also Chinese. But pursuing the technology in the West might be a surer route to energy security than relying heavily on lithium.

    "Besides its abundance, sodium has other advantages. The best lithium batteries use #cobalt and #nickel in their electrodes. Nickel, like lithium, is in short supply. #Mining it on land is #EnvironmentallyDestructive. Proposals to grab it from the #seabed instead have caused rows. A good deal of the world’s cobalt, meanwhile, is extracted from small mines in the #DemocraticRepublicOfCongo, where #ChildLabour is common and working conditions are dire. Sodium batteries, by contrast, can use #electrodes built from #iron and #manganese [and wood #lignin], which are plentiful and uncontroversial. Since the chemical components are cheap, a scaled-up industry should be able to produce batteries that cost less than their lithium counterparts.

    "Sodium is not a perfect replacement for lithium. It is heavier, meaning sodium batteries will weigh more than lithium ones of an equivalent capacity. That is likely to rule them out in some cases where lightness is paramount. But for other applications, such as #GridStorage or #HomeBatteries, weight is irrelevant. Several Chinese carmakers are even beginning to put sodium batteries in #ElectricVehicles."

    Read more:
    economist.com/leaders/2023/10/

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/7x6JX

    #SolarPunkSunday #EnergyStorage #SodiumIon #NewTechnology #GiantLeap #Reuse #WasteReuse #NoLithiumMining #NoMining

  37. #SodiumIonBatteries offer an alternative to tricky #lithium

    Oct 26th 2023

    Excerpt: "Fortunately, lithium is not the only game in town. As we report this week, a clutch of firms are making batteries based on sodium, lithium’s elemental cousin. Since sodium’s chemical properties are very similar to those of lithium, it too makes for good batteries. And sodium, which is found in the salt in #seawater, is thousands of times more abundant on Earth than lithium and cheaper to get at. Most of the companies using sodium to make batteries today are also Chinese. But pursuing the technology in the West might be a surer route to energy security than relying heavily on lithium.

    "Besides its abundance, sodium has other advantages. The best lithium batteries use #cobalt and #nickel in their electrodes. Nickel, like lithium, is in short supply. #Mining it on land is #EnvironmentallyDestructive. Proposals to grab it from the #seabed instead have caused rows. A good deal of the world’s cobalt, meanwhile, is extracted from small mines in the #DemocraticRepublicOfCongo, where #ChildLabour is common and working conditions are dire. Sodium batteries, by contrast, can use #electrodes built from #iron and #manganese [and wood #lignin], which are plentiful and uncontroversial. Since the chemical components are cheap, a scaled-up industry should be able to produce batteries that cost less than their lithium counterparts.

    "Sodium is not a perfect replacement for lithium. It is heavier, meaning sodium batteries will weigh more than lithium ones of an equivalent capacity. That is likely to rule them out in some cases where lightness is paramount. But for other applications, such as #GridStorage or #HomeBatteries, weight is irrelevant. Several Chinese carmakers are even beginning to put sodium batteries in #ElectricVehicles."

    Read more:
    economist.com/leaders/2023/10/

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/7x6JX

    #SolarPunkSunday #EnergyStorage #SodiumIon #NewTechnology #GiantLeap #Reuse #WasteReuse #NoLithiumMining #NoMining

  38. #SodiumIonBatteries offer an alternative to tricky #lithium

    Oct 26th 2023

    Excerpt: "Fortunately, lithium is not the only game in town. As we report this week, a clutch of firms are making batteries based on sodium, lithium’s elemental cousin. Since sodium’s chemical properties are very similar to those of lithium, it too makes for good batteries. And sodium, which is found in the salt in #seawater, is thousands of times more abundant on Earth than lithium and cheaper to get at. Most of the companies using sodium to make batteries today are also Chinese. But pursuing the technology in the West might be a surer route to energy security than relying heavily on lithium.

    "Besides its abundance, sodium has other advantages. The best lithium batteries use #cobalt and #nickel in their electrodes. Nickel, like lithium, is in short supply. #Mining it on land is #EnvironmentallyDestructive. Proposals to grab it from the #seabed instead have caused rows. A good deal of the world’s cobalt, meanwhile, is extracted from small mines in the #DemocraticRepublicOfCongo, where #ChildLabour is common and working conditions are dire. Sodium batteries, by contrast, can use #electrodes built from #iron and #manganese [and wood #lignin], which are plentiful and uncontroversial. Since the chemical components are cheap, a scaled-up industry should be able to produce batteries that cost less than their lithium counterparts.

    "Sodium is not a perfect replacement for lithium. It is heavier, meaning sodium batteries will weigh more than lithium ones of an equivalent capacity. That is likely to rule them out in some cases where lightness is paramount. But for other applications, such as #GridStorage or #HomeBatteries, weight is irrelevant. Several Chinese carmakers are even beginning to put sodium batteries in #ElectricVehicles."

    Read more:
    economist.com/leaders/2023/10/

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/7x6JX

    #SolarPunkSunday #EnergyStorage #SodiumIon #NewTechnology #GiantLeap #Reuse #WasteReuse #NoLithiumMining #NoMining

  39. #SodiumIonBatteries offer an alternative to tricky #lithium

    Oct 26th 2023

    Excerpt: "Fortunately, lithium is not the only game in town. As we report this week, a clutch of firms are making batteries based on sodium, lithium’s elemental cousin. Since sodium’s chemical properties are very similar to those of lithium, it too makes for good batteries. And sodium, which is found in the salt in #seawater, is thousands of times more abundant on Earth than lithium and cheaper to get at. Most of the companies using sodium to make batteries today are also Chinese. But pursuing the technology in the West might be a surer route to energy security than relying heavily on lithium.

    "Besides its abundance, sodium has other advantages. The best lithium batteries use #cobalt and #nickel in their electrodes. Nickel, like lithium, is in short supply. #Mining it on land is #EnvironmentallyDestructive. Proposals to grab it from the #seabed instead have caused rows. A good deal of the world’s cobalt, meanwhile, is extracted from small mines in the #DemocraticRepublicOfCongo, where #ChildLabour is common and working conditions are dire. Sodium batteries, by contrast, can use #electrodes built from #iron and #manganese [and wood #lignin], which are plentiful and uncontroversial. Since the chemical components are cheap, a scaled-up industry should be able to produce batteries that cost less than their lithium counterparts.

    "Sodium is not a perfect replacement for lithium. It is heavier, meaning sodium batteries will weigh more than lithium ones of an equivalent capacity. That is likely to rule them out in some cases where lightness is paramount. But for other applications, such as #GridStorage or #HomeBatteries, weight is irrelevant. Several Chinese carmakers are even beginning to put sodium batteries in #ElectricVehicles."

    Read more:
    economist.com/leaders/2023/10/

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/7x6JX

    #SolarPunkSunday #EnergyStorage #SodiumIon #NewTechnology #GiantLeap #Reuse #WasteReuse #NoLithiumMining #NoMining

  40. #SodiumIonBatteries offer an alternative to tricky #lithium

    Oct 26th 2023

    Excerpt: "Fortunately, lithium is not the only game in town. As we report this week, a clutch of firms are making batteries based on sodium, lithium’s elemental cousin. Since sodium’s chemical properties are very similar to those of lithium, it too makes for good batteries. And sodium, which is found in the salt in #seawater, is thousands of times more abundant on Earth than lithium and cheaper to get at. Most of the companies using sodium to make batteries today are also Chinese. But pursuing the technology in the West might be a surer route to energy security than relying heavily on lithium.

    "Besides its abundance, sodium has other advantages. The best lithium batteries use #cobalt and #nickel in their electrodes. Nickel, like lithium, is in short supply. #Mining it on land is #EnvironmentallyDestructive. Proposals to grab it from the #seabed instead have caused rows. A good deal of the world’s cobalt, meanwhile, is extracted from small mines in the #DemocraticRepublicOfCongo, where #ChildLabour is common and working conditions are dire. Sodium batteries, by contrast, can use #electrodes built from #iron and #manganese [and wood #lignin], which are plentiful and uncontroversial. Since the chemical components are cheap, a scaled-up industry should be able to produce batteries that cost less than their lithium counterparts.

    "Sodium is not a perfect replacement for lithium. It is heavier, meaning sodium batteries will weigh more than lithium ones of an equivalent capacity. That is likely to rule them out in some cases where lightness is paramount. But for other applications, such as #GridStorage or #HomeBatteries, weight is irrelevant. Several Chinese carmakers are even beginning to put sodium batteries in #ElectricVehicles."

    Read more:
    economist.com/leaders/2023/10/

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/7x6JX

    #SolarPunkSunday #EnergyStorage #SodiumIon #NewTechnology #GiantLeap #Reuse #WasteReuse #NoLithiumMining #NoMining