More than 1km under the North Sea is a climate-friendly mineral that could help feed the world
What lies 1,000 metres beneath the North Sea could help the climate of the atmosphere above. And I'm on my way down to see it.
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More than 1km under the North Sea is a climate-friendly mineral that could help feed the world
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