Here are some questions to consider while you conduct your research: What matters the most? Cost, safety, practicality, impact on cultures/ecosystems, sustainability How do we test these solutions without implementing it on a wide scale? AKA how do we do a trial run? Do we need to solve the CO2 problem? Or just the oyster problem? If human behavior caused the inadvertent death of oysters, how can we get human behavior to reverse this? Is a direct approach of saving oysters (i.e. calcium carbonate in oceans) more impactful than an indirect approach (removing CO2 from the atmosphere)? Is it easier to make a solution that functions in the ocean, in the atmosphere, or on land? How do we know if these solutions will work? How do we decide which solution "works best"? How can we maximize impact and minimize waste/harm? Have researchers come up with any ideas too? What have they learned? What types of solutions can we implement? Legal, technological, or societal? What is realistic for us