Photo: Poison Gas May Produce Clean Energy



The Black Sea (above, at Sinop, Turkey)—the world's largest dead zone—may be chock-full of life-sustaining energy, a new study says.

The polluted inland sea has high concentrations of hydrogen sulfide gas. If the hydrogen could be harvested from this poisonous gas, it could be used as clean energy, some experts say.

Photography by Randy Olson


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