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Sustainably Producing Green Fuel Ammonia in Equatorial Waters and Piping It Worldwide, and Removing Atmospheric CO 2 to Return to the 1960s Temperature Rise Level by 2100

2026-06-16

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Global warming poses a serious threat to humanity and ecosystems; however, no fundamental solution has yet been found. This study examined strategies to overcome the challenges currently facing solar and wind power generation, such as limited installation space, reduced power grid inertia, and large-scale energy storage. A floating offshore photovoltaic (FOPV) power plant is proposed...

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2442f298-ebb4-563a-9af9-0c68004e6385
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9697171/v1
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