Climos: Despite opposition, ocean iron fertilization forging ahead

We had a post on the opposition on May 30:

"Climos: U.N. talks halt plans to make oceans absorb CO2"

Nearly 200 countries have agreed to a moratorium on projects to fight climate change by adding nutrients to the seas to spur growth of carbon-absorbing algae, host Germany said on Friday....

Now Cleantech Media is reporting:

International groups have now lined up to voice concerns. But advocates of OIF plan to proceed anyway.

In the face of growing international opposition toward ocean iron fertilization (OIF), advocates are apparently damning the torpedoes.

Those advocates include San Francisco-based Climos, which today said it plans to continue with its controversial stated business goals of testing and commercially developing OIF to assist in carbon sequestration....MORE