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A controversial geoengineering experiment planned for an area of open ocean water southwest of Martha’s Vineyard will be delayed until 2025 .
The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution had planned to release a mixture of sodium hydroxide solution and freshwater into the Atlantic in a first -of-its-kind experiment.
The intent is to learn whether the method can temporarily change the chemistry of the water.
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